The Anatomy of Guilt: Raskolnikov’s Inner Turmoil In Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment, guilt is not a shadow that trails behind the protagonist, Raskolnikov; it is a relentless specter that coils itself around his very soul. It whispers in his ears, mocks his justifications, and tears apart the walls of rationality he has built to shield … Continue reading “Echoes of Conscience: The Tragic Dance of Guilt and Redemption in Crime and Punishment”