The Brothers Karamazov、Part 3, no. 60, Chapter 7の要約
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In Chapter 7, Mitya says his money comes from fifteen hundred roubles he secretly keeps from funds Katerina Ivanovna entrusts to him, not from his father. His account exposes his shame and jealousy, but the investigators question its credibility, while their assurance about Grushenka briefly eases his despair.
起こる出来事
- Mitya says he spends only half of Katerina Ivanovna’s three thousand roubles and keeps the remainder sewn inside a rag around his neck.
- He explains that he reserves the money to escape with Grushenka, while preserving the chance to return it and deny being a thief.
- He says his decision to spend the reserve follows his plan to die, but insists that even death requires honesty.
- The investigators question his secrecy, his public claims about spending three thousand, and his inability to locate the discarded rag.
- Exhausted and despairing, Mitya watches the rain, then asks whether Grushenka faces punishment and receives reassurance.
- The investigators prepare to question witnesses, and Mitya drinks tea while struggling to remain alert.
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注目するポイント
Mitya explains why his intended suicide does not erase his shame. His concern is moral identity, while the investigators focus on establishing facts.
簡単な確認
Why does Mitya say he originally keeps fifteen hundred roubles hidden?
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