This book's central act is motivated in part by the main character's  "Napoleonic" theory, which exempts extraordinary people from conventional ethics and which is at length refuted by Sonya Marmeladova.
This work's minor characters Marmeladov and Svidrigailov are afflicted by visions due to drunkenness and amoral acts, respectively. This book's central act is motivated in part by the main character's  "Napoleonic" theory, which exempts extraordinary people from conventional ethics and which is at length refuted by Sonya Marmeladova. In this long novel, Porfiry Petrovich investigates the murder of a  pawnbroker by Raskolnikov, who eventually confesses and is sent to Siberia. FTP, name this work of  Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
This work's minor characters Marmeladov and Svidrigailov are afflicted by visions due to drunkenness and amoral acts, respectively.
Crime and Punishment (or Prestupleniye i nakazaniye)