#c&p

[lonestatus]

my name is porfiry my fathers name was peter and i'm going to play insane psychological games with a college dropout

[lonestatus]

one trait that i never expected dostoyevsky to write about is lack of feelings or a sense of connection. feeling like spending time with an old friend is a chore or suddenly being unable to stand the presence of family or searching your heart for romantic thoughts of a crush or a lover only to find none. it's such a unique experience

[sundayy-night]

you like crime and punishment because of its deep meditations on psychology, morality, and religion, and how all of this combined with the tense political climate of st. petersburg contributes to the overall message of the novel, which presents itself differently to each reader. i like crime and punishment because raskolnikov is Odd and i like seeing him get into Situations. we are not the same.

[lonestatus]

it's clear that raskolnikov is a parody of russia at the time; confused and uncertain of the balance of religion, society, economy, and tradition. brave of him to depict mother russia as a schizophrenic tgirl though

[lonestatus]

rip rodya raskolnikov you would've loved telling people kys

[thebrothersraskolnikov]

Happy Pride from Raskolnikov and Myshkin in the technicolor void

[exchanging-crosses]

I'm not sure what this ask is asking?? could they... get along....? ...date...? ....secret third thing? no matter the question i have no clue because I'm like 100 pages into TBK and alyosha has only made an appearance very sparingly