In Volume 2, Raskolnikov's mental anguish reaches its peak as he grapples with the consequences of his crime. Sonia's unwavering faith and compassion guide him toward confession, offering a path to redemption. As Porfiry pressures him to confront his guilt, Raskolnikov ultimately surrenders to the authorities, choosing punishment over continued torment. In Siberian exile, he begins his spiritual awakening, finding solace in love and humility. Dostoevsky delivers a powerful exploration of morality, suffering, and salvation, emphasizing the transformative power of repentance and faith in restoring the human soul.