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Crime and Punishment, Part 2, Chapter 7 summary

Part 2, Chapter 7 of 40 · 28 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 7, Raskolnikov brings the injured Marmeladov home, witnesses his death, and gives his family money, finding fresh strength through helping them and speaking with Polenka. He visits Razumihin and returns home with him, but the unexpected presence of his mother and sister overwhelms him, and he faints.

What happens

  1. Raskolnikov recognizes Marmeladov beneath a carriage and arranges for him to be carried home and examined by a doctor.
  2. Katerina Ivanovna tends her husband, sends Polenka for Sonia, and argues with spectators, the landlady, and the priest.
  3. Marmeladov asks Sonia for forgiveness and dies in her arms; Raskolnikov gives Katerina Ivanovna about twenty rubles.
  4. Polenka embraces Raskolnikov and promises to pray for him, and he feels a renewed desire to live.
  5. Raskolnikov visits Razumihin, takes Zossimov’s medicine, and hears about suspicions surrounding him as Razumihin walks him home.
  6. Raskolnikov finds his mother and sister waiting in his room, faints during their greeting, and receives Razumihin’s help.

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After helping the family and receiving Polenka’s affection, he claims that life remains possible for him. His confidence contrasts with his physical weakness and collapse at home.

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Why does Polenka follow Raskolnikov downstairs?

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