Crime and Punishment、Part 6, Chapter 2の要約
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In Chapter 2, Porfiry Petrovitch visits Raskolnikov, explains his suspicions, rejects Nikolay’s confession, and directly accuses Raskolnikov of murder. He urges a voluntary confession, promises help toward a lighter sentence, and allows another day or two before arrest, while Raskolnikov denies admitting anything and leaves after him.
起こる出来事
- Porfiry explains his earlier tactics, including a secret search and rumors intended to provoke Raskolnikov through Razumihin.
- He argues that Nikolay confesses from a religious desire for suffering rather than actual guilt.
- Porfiry directly names Raskolnikov as the murderer, and Raskolnikov denies the accusation.
- Porfiry claims to possess undisclosed evidence and urges surrender, offering help toward a reduced sentence.
- He presents suffering as a possible path toward renewed life and says arrest can wait another day or two.
- Before leaving, Porfiry requests a note mentioning the stone if Raskolnikov kills himself; Raskolnikov soon leaves too.

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注目するポイント
Porfiry replaces ambiguous discussion with a direct accusation. Raskolnikov’s hope that the investigator considers him innocent collapses.
簡単な確認
Why does Porfiry believe Nikolay confesses?

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