In this work, Katerina Ivanovna (EE-vah-NAHV-na) throws a banquet for her husband, who stumbles into a police station after drunkenly running in front of a carriage and dies in the arms of his daughter Sonia.
In this work, Katerina Ivanovna (EE-vah-NAHV-na) throws a banquet for her husband, who stumbles into a police station after drunkenly running in front of a carriage and dies in the arms of his daughter Sonia. A side plot in this work concerns the pedophile Svidrigaylov (svid-rah-GUY-lov), who, like Pyotr Luzhin, courts the main character's sister Dounia (DOON-yuh). However, Dounia ends up with Razumikhin (rah-zoo-MIK-in) at the end of the novel. For 10 points, name this Fyodor Dostoevsky novel about Raskolnikov's murder of an old moneylender.
In this work, Katerina Ivanovna (EE-vah-NAHV-na) throws a banquet for her husband, who stumbles into a police station after drunkenly running in front of a carriage and dies in the arms of his daughter Sonia.
{Crime} and {Punishment} [or {Prestuplenye} i {Nakazanye}]