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anotherfandomtrash · 7 months

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"worst friend group ever"-probably Rodya after being yelled at

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incorrectlit · 1 month

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Dunya: Rodya is not a morning person. Or a night person. There’s really only about seven minutes a day that he’s fun to be around.

Razumikhin: The best part is you never know when they’re coming!

#literature #russian lit #incorrect quotes #fyodor dostoevsky #source: unknown #crime and punishment #raskolnikov #rodion romanovich raskolnikov #rodion raskolnikov #dunya raskolnikov #avdotya raskolnikov #avdotya romanovna raskolnikov #dmitri prokofych razumikhin #dmitri razumikhin #razumikhin

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ivansbadart · 5 months

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Ever since I made this Post (x) about how Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment would work just as well set in the 1860s as it would in modern day St. Petersburg I could not rest until I brought my vision to life!

So basically imagine if Baz Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet (1996) and Alexei Balabanov's Brat (1997) had a love child!

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sapphiceffy · 2 years

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Raskolnikov: I have good and bad news. Which do you want to hear first?

Razumikhin: The good.

Raskolnikov: I won’t do it again.

#crime and punishment #raskolnikov #razumikhin #rodion romanovich raskolnikov #dmitri prokofych razumikhin #russian literature #classic literature #literature #fyodor dostoyevsky #dostoevsky #incorrect quotes

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jmunchy · 2 years

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I am IN LOVE

#razumikhin #dmitri prokofych razumikhin #crime and punishment #c&p 2007

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fiction-quotes · 1 year

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“Wait!” cried Razumikhin, suddenly seizing him by the shoulder. “Wait! You're all wrong! I've just thought it over: you're all wrong! Look, what sort of ruse was it? You say the question about the workmen was a ruse? Get what I'm saying: if you had done that, would you let on that you'd seen the apartment being painted...and the workmen? On the contrary: you didn't see anything, even if you did! Who's going to come out against himself?”

“If I had done that thing, I would certainly say I had seen both the apartment and the workmen,” Raskolnikov went on answering reluctantly and with obvious loathing.

“But why speak against oneself?”

“Because only peasants or the most inexperienced deny everything outright and all down the line. A man with even a bit of development and experience will certainly try to admit as far as possible all the external and unavoidable facts; only he'll seek other reasons for them, he'll work in some feature of his own, a special and unexpected one, that will give them an entirely different meaning and present them in a different light. Porfiry could precisely count on my being certain to answer that way, on my being certain to say I'd see them, for the sake of plausibility, and working in something to explain it...”

“But he'd tell you immediately that there were no workmen there two days before, and that you had therefore been there precisely on the day of the murder, between seven and eight. He'd throw you off with nothing!”

“But that's what he was counting on, that I wouldn't have time to figure it out and would precisely hasten to answer more plausibly, forgetting that the workmen couldn't have been there two days before.”

“But how could one forget that?”

“What could be easier! It's with such nothings that clever people are thrown off most easily. The cleverer the man, the less he suspects that he can be thrown off with the simplest thing. It's precisely the simplest thing that will throw off the cleverest man. Porfiry isn't as stupid as you think...”

“In that case he's a scoundrel!”

Raskolnikov could not help laughing. But at the same moment it struck him as strange that he had become so animated and had so willingly uttered this last explanation, when he had kept up the whole previous conversation with sullen loathing, obviously for some purpose, out of necessity.

“I'm beginning to relish certain points!” he thought to himself.

— Crime and Punishment (Fyodor Dostoevsky), translated by Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky

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rose-n-gunses · 9 months

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when razumikhin said "you understand me, because you're an angel" and "i'm drunk, but not with wine. the moment i saw you, it went to my head" and "lie to me, but in your own way, and i'll kiss you for it" and "i'm not worthy to love you, but to worship you is every man's duty, unless he's a perfect brute"

#thinking about him (dmitri prokofych razumikhin)#classics posting #crime and punishment #razumikhin #fyodor dostoyevski #dostoyevsky #classics #classic literature #russian literature #literature #just r's thoughts

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vintageshits · 7 months

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The signs as Crime and Punishment characters

Aries: Arkady Ivanovich Svidrigailov

Taurus: Avdotya Romanovna Raskolnikova

Gemini: Porfiry Petrovich

Cancer: Pulcheria Aleksandrovna Raskolnikova

Leo: Katerina Ivanovna Marmeladova

Virgo: Pyotr Petrovich Luzhin

Libra: Lizaveta Ivanovna

Scorpio: Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov

Sagittarius: Dmitry Prokofych Razumikhin

Capricorn: Alyona Ivanovna

Aquarius: Andrei Semyonovich Lebezyatnikov

Pisces: Sofia Semyonovna Marmeladova

I'll gladly explain this brainrot later, besties <3

#crime and punishment #raskolnikov #russian literature #fyodor dostoevsky #literature #classic #dmitri prokofich razumikhin #sonya marmeladova #raskposting #my babygirl rodya #rodion romanovich raskolnikov #will i ever be normal about this book again?#i just love rodya so much i do what i would do with any other crush of mine #obsess over his life family friends previous couples #yes in my mind we're dating

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yvehattan · 2 years

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Dmitri Prokofych Razumikhin. Crime and Punishment.

Carrying Raskolnikov around St. Petersburg, looking after his pathetic self, and becoming a surrogate son to Pulcheria and Dunya wrecked havoc on Razumikhin’s posture: his shoulders really do ache.

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gayest-classiclit · 1 year

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Hello, this is going to be propaganda for the best boy ever and why you should vote for Razumikhin. 1. He is just the best guy ever and ready to help everyone, but especially Raskolnikov even though they haven't seen each other for like months. But Razumikhin still trying to help this poor poor man despite other man's protests. Reason-gay love. 2. When Rodya has fallen ill guess who's come to rescue him? That's right it's Dmitri Prokofych Razumikhin! But not only that he was literally around him all the time to just make sure that Rodya is alright. 3. He even bought Rodya a new set of clothes. Like he also isn't rich, but he decided to spend part of his own money just so his friend has a normal clothes. How often do YOU do that to your friends? 4. Also how did he know his clothing sizes???? Raskolnikov wouldn't tell him something like that so.... 5. THE SOUP SCENE

LOOK AT THIS I CAN'T-

6. When he learns the truth about the murder he still stays on Rodya's side, because who will if not the person that has been caring about him this whole time, the only person who saw his true self and always protected him so he wouldn't hurt himself. Now that's love. 7. even then he defended Rodya in court he remembered every single good thing that that Rodya has done. AND IT'S ACTUALLY HELPED TO REDUCE SENTENCE! Also courtroom is a very gay place, trust me 8. He gonna wait for Rodya all this 7 years of his sentence , but also DECIDED TO MOVE TO FUCKING SIBERIA JUST SO CAN BE CLOSER TO HIS BEST BUD! LIKE-IT'S SIBERIA--NOT EVEN MARRIED PEOPLE WERE BRAVE ENOUGH TO VISIT THEIR LOVER!! AND HE JUST DO IT SO RODYA WOULDN'T BE SO LONELY!!?? 9.For real if he didn't have to take care of Dunya and her mother he would also go with Raskolnikov and Sonya, you know I'm right Alright, thanks for listening and I hope I've convinced you that Razumikhin is the best and you should vote for him!!

thank you!

#propaganda #gay classic lit bracket #honestly i knew this matchup would stir something lmao #propaganda: razumikhin

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anotherfandomtrash · 11 months

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If Raskolnikov have told Razumikhin the truth

#my art #animatic #crime and punishment #c&p #Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov #Rodion Raskolnikov #raskolnikov #dmitri prokofych razumikhin #dmitri razumikhin #Razumikhin #of course it's nothing serious #who do you think i am a serious and smart person who understand all the complexities of the classical russian novel?#no #i'm here to make haha and disappear for a month #Anyway #have a nice day

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incorrectlit · 4 months

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Raskolnikov: Razumikhin just whispered in my ear, “you’re my secret Santa.”

Raskolnikov: So I said, “what?”

Raskolnikov: And he went, “ah shit I meant soulmate.”

Sonya:

Dunya:

Raskolnikov: He forgot the word for soulmate and his fucking brain thought, “it’s called ‘secret Santa.’”

#the sillies #literature #russian lit #incorrect quotes #fyodor dostoevsky #crime and punishment #raskolnikov #rodion romanovich raskolnikov #rodion raskolnikov #rodmitri #razumikhin x raskolnikov #dmitri prokofych razumikhin #dmitri razumikhin #source: twitter

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awanderingrat · 3 months

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this is important I think

#crime and punishment #raskolnikov #razumikhin #Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov #dmitri prokofich razumikhin #Dostoevsky #Polls #poll #Just curious to see who people prefer tbh

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sapphiceffy · 2 years

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I’ve made a Raskolnikov and Razumikhin playlist if anyone is interested! <3

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7BfODhTmbkcEyJVLITRvMt?si=u3zMh0zKRZqzctoFoeSRUg

#crime and punishment #rodion romanovich raskolnikov #Raskolnikov #dmitri prokofych razumikhin #Razumikhin #fyodor dostoyevsky #dostoevsky #spotify #russia literature #classic literature #literature

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viiinz · 2 years

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y'all better be grateful there isn't an active crime and punishment fandom like there now is of dracula, or I would be posting nonstop about the book and more importantly about my undying love for Dmitri Prokofych Razumikhin

#crime and punishment #vince talks #razumikhin my beloved

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pendragonquotes · 2 years

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But facts are not everything - at least half the business lies in how you interpret them

dmitri prokofych razumikhin, ch4, crime and punishment, fyodor dostoyevsky

#quote #books #crime and punishment #fyodor dostoyevsky

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