C&P - Contents
PART 1
Chapter 1.1 — July 7, 1865
Raskolnikov goes to the old woman and rehearses everything before the crime.
Chapter 1.2 — July 7, 1865 (evening)
Meeting with Marmeladov, he talks about his family
Chapter 1.3 — July 8, 1865
Raskolnikov reads a letter from his mother and learns that they will soon arrive with his sister
Chapter 1.4 — July 8, 1865
Walks through St. Petersburg to the north, scene with the girl on the bench
Chapter 1.5 — July 8, 1865
Goes far north, falls asleep under a bush and dreams about a horse
Chapter 1.6 — July 9, 1865
The day of the crime, prepares and goes to the old woman
Chapter 1.7 — July 9, 1865
Crime scene
PART 2
Chapter 2.1 — July 10, 1865
Raskolnikov wakes up after the murder and can't find peace. He was summoned to the police station
Chapter 2.2 — July 10, 1865
Raskolnikov finds a place to hide the stolen goods, visits his friend Razumikhin, and admires the city panorama from the bridge
Chapter 2.3 — July 14, 1865
After 4 days in delirium, Raskolnikov comes to his senses. During all this time, Razumikhin was very active.
Chapters 2.4 & 2.5 — July 14, 1865
Razumikhin and Dr. Zosimov discuss the murder. Luzhin arrives and talks about his theories. Raskolnikov mostly lies facing the wall, examining the wallpaper.
Chapter 2.6 — July 14, 1865
Raskolnikov is trying to understand the consequences of the murders he commited. And as we can see, in this chapter he is walking almost the path as on the day of the his crime.
Chapter 2.7 — July 14, 1865
Tragedy in the Marmeladov family. Rodion sees Sonya. It seems that Rodion finds forgiveness, but is it really so?
PART 3
Chapter 3.1 — July 14-15, 1865
In this chapter, we will meet Rodion's family, learn from Razumikhin what makes a person human, and Fyodor Mikhailovich tells us a secret - how to maintain beauty and not age.
Chapter 3.2 — July 15, 1865
In this chapter, we learn a bit about Rodion's past, his mother also has strange dreams, and Razumikhin is increasingly falling in love with Dunya.
Chapter 3.3 — July 15, 1865
Six people are crammed into a room the size of a closet. Rodion behaves like an automaton, speaking as if reciting a memorized script. Even his own mother is afraid of him.
Chapter 3.4 — July 15, 1865
Seven people crowd the small room. After they leave, a mysterious man follows Sonya, while Rodion taunts Razumikhin—a strategic ploy to avoid suspicion.
Chapter 3.5 — July 16, 1865
The first meeting between Raskolnikov and detective Porfiry Petrovich! The intellectual duel begins! Porfiry tries to figure out Raskolnikov. It is in this chapter that we learn the true reasons for Rodion's crime, his theory.
Chapter 3.6 — July 16, 1865
The stranger tells Rodion that he is a murderer. Why? Who is this person? Frightened, Raskolnikov goes home and there he has a terrible dream.
PART 4
Chapters 4.1-4.2 — July 16, 1865
First, we'll explore Svidrigailov's beliefs, particularly his encounters with ghosts. Then, we'll join the characters at the table—to discover whether Dunya will indeed marry Luzhin.
Chapter 4.3 — July 16, 1865
One could say that this chapter is an interlude. That is, a brief respite between the conclusion of one arc and the beginning of another.
Chapter 4.4 — July 16, 1865
Raskolnikov comes to Sonya, they read the parable of Lazarus' resurrection. He promises to tell her who killed Lizaveta. But someone else is eavesdropping on all of this...
Chapters 4.5-4.6 — July 17, 1865
The second meeting with investigator Porfiry Petrovich. Unexpected resolutions. Who is the tradesman? Who is Mikolka?
PART 5
Chapters 5.1-5.2 — July 17, 1865
Part Five opens with a shift away from Raskolnikov's narrative. He fades into the background, barely present as a character. In the first chapter, Luzhin merely inquires about his attendance at the funeral feast. The second chapter finds Raskolnikov as a silent observer, sitting at the memorial dinner table, watching the quarrel unfold between Katerina Ivanovna and Amalia (whose patronymic curiously changes).
Chapter 5.3 — July 17, 1865
This chapter presents a prototype of a court. Luzhin acts as the prosecutor, while Lebeziatnikov serves as the witness who doesn't grasp Luzhin's motives. Raskolnikov takes on the role of the lawyer, putting everything in its place.
Chapter 5.4 — July 17, 1865
In this chapter, during his second meeting with Sonya, Raskolnikov reveals his motives for the crime. However, he struggles to articulate them definitively, suggesting that he's still grappling with understanding his own actions.
Chapter 5.5 — July 17, 1865
As you've noticed, Dostoevsky likes to end each part with unexpected turns, often associated with death. This time, we're again faced with a character's death, but not by Raskolnikov's hands.
PART 6
Chapters 6.1-6.2 — July 19, 1865
In the first chapters, we quickly learn what happened during the two days after the end of Part 5, we talk with Razumikhin, and Porfiry Petrovich pays us a visit. In the third meeting with him, we learn more about Mikolka and the Schismatics.
Chapters 6.3-6.4 — July 19, 1865
These two chapters present a single scene with Svidrigailov and Raskolnikov. While Raskolnikov tries to find answers from Svidrigailov, the latter further immerses him in his dark world filled with pagan notions, deaths, and crimes surrounding him.
