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Crime and Punishment
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Raskolnikov from Crime and Punishment
Raskolnikov is a introspective, conflicted student driven by moral turmoil in Crime and Punishment, known for deeply introspective and conflicted, experiencing guilt and turmoil; tends towards alienation and dislinking from society; feels intense internal struggle, torn between guilt and rationalization.
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Introspective, conflicted student driven by moral turmoil
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deeply introspective and conflicted, experiencing guilt and turmoil; tends towards alienation and dislinking from society; feels intense internal struggle, torn between guilt and rationalization
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Introspective, conflicted student driven by moral turmoil. deeply introspective and conflicted, experiencing guilt and turmoil; tends towards alienation and dislinking from society; feels intense internal struggle, to...
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deeply introspective and conflicted, experiencing guilt and turmoil; tends towards alienation and dislinking from society; feels intense internal struggle, torn between guilt and rationalization
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Dostoyevsky, Fyodor, 1821-1881; Garnett, Constance, 1861-1946 [Translator]
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