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Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky ~ Full Audiobook [drama]
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01/12/23
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Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky audiobook.
Genre: drama
In the stifling heat and grinding poverty of St. Petersburg, former student Rodion Raskolnikov is barely surviving - hungry, isolated, and consumed by a private theory that certain extraordinary people can step beyond moral law. When desperation and pride drive him toward a reckless act, he finds that the real punishment is not only legal consequence but the crushing weight of conscience. As he tries to outthink suspicion and justify himself, his world tightens around him: a sharp-minded investigator probes with unsettling patience, friends and family arrive with their own urgent needs, and a young woman named Sonya, marked by suffering and quiet faith, becomes an unexpected mirror to his inner life. Haunted by fear, fever, and a desperate need to be understood, Raskolnikov is forced into a battle between intellect and empathy, arrogance and compassion. Crime and Punishment is a psychological and moral thriller about guilt, responsibility, and the perilous search for meaning in a world that offers little mercy.
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Chapters (Approximate)
(00:00:00) Chapter 00
(00:05:38) Chapter 01
(00:27:01) Chapter 02
(01:13:58) Chapter 03
(01:47:05) Chapter 04
(02:19:20) Chapter 05
(02:45:11) Chapter 06
(03:16:20) Chapter 07
(03:46:02) Chapter 08
(04:29:13) Chapter 09
(04:55:51) Chapter 10
(05:29:09) Chapter 11
(05:54:33) Chapter 12
(06:22:16) Chapter 13
(07:12:05) Chapter 14
(07:56:46) Chapter 15
(08:32:53) Chapter 16
(09:01:42) Chapter 17
(09:36:20) Chapter 18
(10:04:51) Chapter 19
(10:52:05) Chapter 20
(11:19:47) Chapter 21
(11:50:58) Chapter 22
(12:21:19) Chapter 23
(12:41:47) Chapter 24
(13:23:02) Chapter 25
(14:07:39) Chapter 26
(14:26:34) Chapter 27
(15:06:27) Chapter 28
(15:37:21) Chapter 29
(16:13:33) Chapter 30
(16:57:23) Chapter 31
(17:31:08) Chapter 32
(17:56:10) Chapter 33
(18:32:00) Chapter 34
(18:55:58) Chapter 35
(19:24:05) Chapter 36
(19:59:42) Chapter 37
(20:33:52) Chapter 38
(20:57:14) Chapter 39
(21:23:11) Chapter 40
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(00:32:17) Chapter 2
(01:00:01) Chapter 3
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