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why can't i delete an accidantely posted thread rofl

Wait, this is complicated, but I think I got it right. So you want to tell me that Smerdyakov hoped that Ivan would kill the father, and he was telling him to go to Chermasnya so he would have time...

I don't get at all what you are saying with this. I just reread the chapters and I don't see anything connected with what you are saying. Can you tell me where does "Smederyakov implies" that?

Smedryakov wanted Ivan to go to Tchermashnya instead of to Moskow. There's no reason for him to want that, so Dostoevsky made a mistake here. I'm surprised that I'm the first to catch this, lol.

So, I'm currently reading the book for the first time

I'm at book 11, chapter 2. Hohlakova asks Perhotin: "What does the counsel say?" What does she mean by this?

Also, if I come across some...