Crime and Punishment: Part III, Chapter Three
In this chapter, Raskolnikov starts to experience hallucinations and becomes very, very weak. One morning, he awakes, surrounded by Natasya, his landlady, Razumikhin, along with a stranger, who brings Raskolnikov thirty-five rubles that were from Pulcheria Alexandrovna. After talking with his guests, Raskolnikov learns that he has not been awake (or conscious) for a period of about four (4) days and that his guests have been taking care of him. Two other people have also been there to see him while he was in an unconscious state: Zossimov, who is a doctor, and Zamyotov, a police detective. It is learned that Raskolnikov's creditors have been held at bay by his best friend, Razumikhin.
Question What does Razumikhin bring Raskolnikov that makes him annoyed? hint: It's something one wears.
