The testimony of Lebezyatnikov helps free Marmeladov's  daughter of theft charges in this novel, which also features the eventual marriage of Dunya to the  central character's friend Razumikhin.
In one scene in this novel, the main character remembers watching a drunken mob beat his  horse to death as a young boy. The testimony of Lebezyatnikov helps free Marmeladov's  daughter of theft charges in this novel, which also features the eventual marriage of Dunya to the  central character's friend Razumikhin. The prostitute Sonya helps the protagonist of this novel,  who spends most of it avoiding Porfiry Petrovich after having killed the pawnbroker Alyona with  an ax. For 10 points, name this novel following Raskolnikov, by Fyodor Dostoevsky.
In one scene in this novel, the main character remembers watching a drunken mob beat his  horse to death as a young boy.
Crime and Punishment