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peregrrine 's review for:
Crime and Punishment
by Fyodor Dostoevsky
The first book made me unwell for several days. This effect was lost post-murder to subplots, which I was grateful for. I don’t understand why Sonya loved Rodion, except maybe that he was the only option. The moral was the same as that of the Brothers Karamazov, with Rodya as Ivan. However, I loved the faster pace of this one and the depth of Rodya’s personality. I wish I had more to say.