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Crime and Punishment Study Guide

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by Fyodor Dostoevsky
About 118 pages (35,337 words)
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Part 5: Chapter 2 Summary

Mrs. Marmaladov spent half of Raskolnikov's twenty rubles on the elaborate funeral dinner, since she expected the most important residents of her building to come. Sadly, the event only draws a group of drunken, slovenly neighbors seeking a free meal. When Raskolnikov comes, Ms Marmaladov is delighted and gives him the place of honor; she speaks only to him and treats everyone else to her most vicious criticisms. The rest of the guests show their worst behavior, insulting each other and quarrelling. Mrs. Marmaladov and.....

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