This man explains his theory of the right of extraordinary men to commit crimes to Porfiry, who is the cousin of this man's best friend Razumikhin.
This man dreams of an epidemic that makes each person believe that he alone knows the truth. This man explains his theory of the right of extraordinary men to commit crimes to Porfiry, who is the cousin of this man's best friend Razumikhin. This man's sister Dunya breaks off an arranged marriage that had been intended to help him financially. This man confesses to the prostitute daughter of the drunken Marmeladov. Sonya ultimately joins this man in Siberia, where he has been sent for murdering Lizaveta and her pawnbroker sister. For 10 points, name this protagonist of Fyodor Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment.
This man dreams of an epidemic that makes each person believe that he alone knows the truth.
Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov