Impoverished ex-student Raskolnikov commits a brutal double murder, driven by his theory that extraordinary individuals are above moral laws. Consumed by guilt and paranoia, he struggles to justify his actions while grappling with his conscience and the consequences of his crime. As he encounters compassionate souls like Sonia, a devout prostitute, themes of redemption, morality, and human suffering emerge. Dostoevsky's psychological depth and philosophical insight explore the complexities of justice, free will, and spiritual salvation. A gripping masterpiece, the novel delves into the darkest corners of the human soul, questioning what it means to truly atone.