The young official to whom Dmitri Fyodorovich pawned his pistols in order to obtain the three thousand roubles that he believes he needs to pay off a debt to Katerina Ivanovna and then start a new life with Grushenka. Dmitri later goes to Perkhotin’s home, as the latter is going to the Metropolis tavern, to return the money and recover his pistols.
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Pyotr Ilyich Perkhotin Character Timeline in The Brothers Karamazov
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Part 3: Book 8, Chapter 5: A Sudden Decision
Dmitri leaves and, exactly ten minutes later, walks into the rooms of Pyotr Ilyich Perkhotin —the official to whom he gave his pistols. Dmitri asks for the pistols back, and...
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Pyotr Ilyich asks if Dmitri has fallen, wondering if that explains why he’s covered in blood. He...
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Pyotr Ilyich helps Dmitri take off his frock coat and sees that there’s blood on that, too....
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Pyotr Ilyich still wonders how Dmitri got so rich all of a sudden and asks him if...
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Pyotr Ilyich asks Dmitri why he needs to go to Mokroye. He says that there’s a woman...
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Plotnikov’s is two doors away from Pyotr Ilyich ’s place. Dmitri is “awaited with impatience at the shop.” A few weeks before, he...
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As Dmitri sits in his carriage, Fenya runs up, begging him not to harm Grushenka. Pyotr Ilyich figures that’s what Dmitri is up to. He demands the pistols back. Dmitri assures him...
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Part 3: Book 9, Chapter 1: The Start of the Official Perkhotin’s Career
Pyotr Ilyich Perkhotin knocks vigorously at the gates of the widow Morozov’s house. Fenya rushes to the porter,...
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Pyotr Ilyich considers going to Fyodor’s house, but worries that the old man will later accuse him...
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Pyotr Ilyich explains that Dmitri borrowed ten roubles from him that afternoon. Then, at nine o’clock, he...
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Part 3: Book 9, Chapter 2: The Alarm
Pyotr Ilyich is sure that there will be others at the police commissioner’s that evening. Varvinsky, the...
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When Pyotr Ilyich enters the police commissioner’s house, he learns that Fyodor Pavlovich really was murdered and robbed...
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...cottage. Maria then gave the alarm to everyone at the commissioner’s house, five minutes before Pyotr Ilyich ’s arrival.
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Pyotr Ilyich remembers that Dmitri threatened suicide and would probably kill himself before dawn. They need to...
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Part 3: Book 9, Chapter 5: The Third Torment
...He reaches into his waistcoat pocket and pulls out the suicide note he wrote at Pyotr Ilyich Perkhotin ’s, while he was loading his pistol. Dmitri asks the authorities how they arrived so...
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...can at least tell them how many roubles were in his hands when he visited Pyotr Ilyich . Dmitri refuses to state that as well. Nikolai Parfenovich reminds Dmitri that he told...
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Part 3: Book 9, Chapter 6: The Prosecutor Catches Mitya
...stained it due to fussing over Grigory, then tucked it under while washing up at Pyotr Ilyich ’s. They tell him that they must take the shirt as evidence.
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Part 3: Book 9, Chapter 7: Mitya’s Great Secret. Met with Hisses.
...tore it off of his neck after he left Fenya’s and was heading to see Pyotr Ilyich Perkhotin . He thinks he left it in the town square. He sewed it using a...
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