Raskolnikov’s mother, Pulcheria writes to him early in the novel to inform him of Dunya’s engagement to Luzhin. Pulcheria loves Raskolnikov dearly and fears for his health when she meets with him in Petersburg. She dies at the end of the novel without fully knowing what her son has done, though she guesses it is something horrible.
Pulcheria Alexandrovna Raskolnikov Quotes in Crime and Punishment
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Part 1, Chapter 3
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. . . as he explained, a husband ought to owe nothing to his wife, but it is much better if a wife looks upon her husband as a benefactor.
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Part 6, Chapter 7
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I’m wicked, I see that . . . but why do they love me so, when I’m unworthy of it!
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Pulcheria Alexandrovna Raskolnikov Quotes in Crime and Punishment
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Part 1, Chapter 3
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. . . as he explained, a husband ought to owe nothing to his wife, but it is much better if a wife looks upon her husband as a benefactor.
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Part 6, Chapter 7
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I’m wicked, I see that . . . but why do they love me so, when I’m unworthy of it!
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