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Jéssica Vargas jeessvargas — most people i know don't enjoy the russian novels. they read them because these books are renowned to be excellent treatises on morality and religion and ethics. they read them for the same reason that i always read greek classics. because you feel that as a reader, you're supposed to read them. if that is the way you are (and you know who you are if this is the case) regarding russian novels, then don't read crime and punishment. don't read this book because you feel you're supposed to, or because you believe that x number of other people have read it, so you should to. that caveat out of the way, i really enjoyed the book. i will say that bits and pieces of my translation were slightly annoying, but not enough to detract from the storytelling. the novel essentially revolves around the question, or at least i believe it does, whether there are certain men, like napoleon, who are exempt from moral imperatives. men who are, for lack of a better explanation, better than others, and therefore not held to the same rules as the rest of us. the question is, how does one know if this is true? how is the theory tested? what if you are wrong? all in all, i really enjoyed it. raskolnikov was an utterly detestable and sympathetic creature. any more and i feel like i will ruin the experience. provided you're not one of those people reading because you feel you have to. if you're one of them, i fear you're experience is unfortunately already ruined.