Crime and Punishment
From a strategic standpoint, why are the playful actions of raskolnikov and razumihin upon entering porifity's room effective?
this would be in the fourth and fifth chapter of part three
this would be in the fourth and fifth chapter of part three
From a strategic standpoint Raskolnikov wants to appear to Porfiry as a fun-loving, spur of the moment, easy gping guy. To appear this way gives him a better chance of endearing Porfiry and in turn acquiring his help in getting the items from the pawn broker. He has ulterior motives for everything.
Crime and Punishment