Crime and Punishment, Part 2, Chapter 5: riassunto
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In Chapter 5, Pyotr Petrovitch Luzhin visits Raskolnikov, describes arrangements for his mother and sister, and defends self-interest before their conversation turns into a bitter quarrel. Raskolnikov drives him away after a dispute about his mother, then demands solitude, while Zossimov and Razumihin worry about his unusual response to the murder.
Cosa succede
- Luzhin introduces himself, and Razumihin explains that Raskolnikov is recovering from illness.
- Luzhin describes temporary rooms for Raskolnikov’s mother and sister, but Razumihin criticizes the lodging.
- Luzhin argues that private gain benefits society, while Razumihin objects to empty talk and selfish uses of progressive ideas.
- Discussion shifts to the pawnbroker’s murder, and Razumihin argues that an inexperienced killer escapes through luck.
- Raskolnikov connects Luzhin’s theory with murder, challenges his motives for marriage, and threatens him for criticizing his mother.
- Luzhin leaves offended; Raskolnikov dismisses everyone, and Zossimov and Razumihin discuss his troubling interest in the murder.

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Cosa notare
Zossimov singles out the murder as the subject that breaks Raskolnikov’s indifference. His observation shifts attention from the quarrel to the patient’s mental state.
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Why does Razumihin argue that the murderer is inexperienced?

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