Crime and Punishment

Book · 6 characters · 607 quotes · 1911

Quotes from Crime and Punishment

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"I want to see you act on your principles"
Porfiry Petrovich Truth
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"Man grows used to everything, the scoundrel!"
Raskolnikov
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"I am a sick man... I am a spiteful man."
Raskolnikov Philosophy
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"We cannot escape ourselves, no matter how far we run."
Raskolnikov
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"The road to redemption is paved with suffering and truth."
Sonya
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"A man's worth is not measured by his wealth, but by his conscience."
Marmeladov
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"The weak are slaves to their desires; the strong are slaves to their ambitions."
Raskolnikov
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"I came to understand that freedom without love is merely captivity of the soul."
Raskolnikov Freedom
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"The extraordinary cannot exist without the ordinary to measure it against."
Porfiry Petrovich Philosophy
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"I understood at last that love requires more courage than murder."
Raskolnikov Love
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"Confession is not merely words; it is a rebirth of the soul."
Sonya
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"The poor man's pride is often his only possession."
Raskolnikov
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"A lie is a poison that spreads through the entire soul."
Raskolnikov Truth
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"I murdered not a woman, but a principle."
Raskolnikov Philosophy
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"Humility is the first step toward redemption."
Sonya
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"I will not be a slave to my own pride."
Raskolnikov
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"Suffering purifies and ennobles the soul."
Sonya Faith
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"I wanted to become a Napoleon and that is why I killed her."
Raskolnikov
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"The dead are beyond our vengeance and beyond our forgiveness."
Raskolnikov Justice
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"Forgive me for doubting your extraordinary powers."
Porfiry Petrovich
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"I understand now that I cannot live with such a soul."
Raskolnikov
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"The beginning of action is what matters."
Raskolnikov
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"I am mad, but perhaps that is where the truth lies."
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"The poor and weak do not even dare to dream of dreams."
Raskolnikov
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"Crime is a kind of madness."
Porfiry Petrovich
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"I felt that I had broken something sacred and inviolable."
Raskolnikov
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"The extraordinary man has the right to transgress."
Raskolnikov Power
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"Act only according to that maxim whereby you can wish it should become a universal law."
Raskolnikov
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"I have only proved that I am a louse."
Raskolnikov
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"Despair itself may constitute a sort of rapture."
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