Marvelous

I agree with piquant!! For those of you who did not enjoy crime and punishment, you probably were looking for more of a mindess entertaining book than a book of marvelous depiction of human psychology. But it seems your minds are two-demensional for that! Anyway, Crime and Punishment is by far my favourite book. Dostoevsky did a fantastic job with the elements of psycological effects from committing a crime. As some has already said, I loved the last conversation that Porfiry and Raskolnikoff had when Porfiry confesses to Raskolnikoff that he knows his crime. That chapter represented the most pyscology in the book. In conclusion, Dostoevsky is one of the best authors and I soon plan on reading "The Idiot".