Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment

Dostoyevsky's character raskolnikov is broke and starving. He goes to a pawnbroker to pawn his meagre possessions so that he can continue to scrape by. Raskolnikov thinks, look, i'll just kill her because, why the hell not? I'll take her money, she's not doing any good with it anyways. I'll free her niece, who's just lurking as a slave. All that'll happen is the world will be a better place, and the only thing that's holding me back is conventional moral cowardice. H p, spector x three sixty a more thoughtful laughed tom for pursuing the pathway that they're...