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Why does Raskolnikov study Alyona Ivanovna's rooms during his first visit?
What does Raskolnikov do after helping Marmeladov reach his household?
Why does Raskolnikov oppose Dounia's proposed marriage to Luzhin?
What information renews Raskolnikov's compulsion after his nightmare?
What does Raskolnikov prepare before approaching the pawnbroker's apartment?
Why does Raskolnikov kill Lizaveta?
What is the actual reason for Raskolnikov's first police summons?
Where does Raskolnikov hide the stolen valuables after removing them from his room?
Who manages Raskolnikov's care during his illness?
What does Raskolnikov do during his conversation with Zametov?
What does Raskolnikov do after Marmeladov dies?
How does Dounia respond to Luzhin's demand that Raskolnikov miss their meeting?
Why does Sonia visit Raskolnikov and meet his family?
What idea does Raskolnikov defend during his first discussion with Porfiry?
What does an unknown man call Raskolnikov before walking away?
What does Svidrigaïlov announce about Marfa Petrovna during his visit?
What ends Dounia's engagement to Luzhin?
What practical plan does Razumihin propose after the engagement ends?
What does Raskolnikov ask Sonia to read?
What interrupts Porfiry's questioning and allows Raskolnikov to leave?
Why does Katerina Ivanovna hold the memorial dinner?
Who exposes Luzhin's attempt to frame Sonia for theft?
What motive does Raskolnikov describe when confessing to Sonia?
What does Svidrigaïlov reveal after Katerina Ivanovna's death?
What does Porfiry urge Raskolnikov to do during his visit?
What finally makes Svidrigaïlov release Dounia?
What does Svidrigaïlov do after giving away money and spending a troubled night?
What position does Raskolnikov still hold when telling Dounia he will surrender?
What brings Raskolnikov back into the police office after he starts to leave?
What change begins during Raskolnikov's exile?
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