Dreams of Books

Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky

Tags:
Quote Character (Location, Item, Alien Race, etc) Author Cover

Popular In Crime and Punishment

Raskolnikov

Popular Quotes And Their Visualizations

"He was crushed by poverty"


View All
A man lies on the ground in a dilapidated, crumbling room, his face and clothes dirty and torn, illustrating the quote, He was crushed by poverty. A gaunt man sits hunched over in a dimly lit, dilapidated room, his tattered clothes barely covering him, embodying the essence of being crushed by poverty. A person in tattered clothes crouches beside a crumbling wall, head bowed in despair. The background depicts a desolate landscape with dark clouds, reflecting his state of being crushed by poverty.

"all is in a man’s hands and he lets it all slip from cowardice"


View All
A dark, moody image depicts a man with his head bowed, his hands folded and clasped tightly, capturing the essence of the quote: All is in a man’s hands and he lets it all slip from cowardice. A man with hands outstretched appears through an overlay of vibrant city lights, illustrating the quote, All is in a man's hands and he lets it all slip from cowardice. A concerned man with a beard stands against a bright sky, staring at stars and floating papers slipping through his hands, embodying the struggle against cowardice as described in the quote.

"He was, by the way, exceptionally handsome, above the average in height, slim, well-built, with beautiful dark eyes and dark brown hair."


View All
A strikingly handsome man with dark brown hair, beautiful dark eyes, a slim, well-built figure, and above-average height, wearing a black turtleneck. A handsome, tall, slim, well-built man with beautiful dark eyes and dark brown hair gazes intently forward. A digital painting features an exceptionally handsome, tall, slim, and well-built man with dark eyes and dark brown hair, reflecting the book's description. He wears a dark coat over a white shirt. A digital portrait of an exceptionally handsome young man with dark eyes and dark brown hair, sporting a slim and well-built physique.

"He was so badly dressed that even a man accustomed to shabbiness would have been ashamed to be seen in the street in such rags."


View All

"And how could such an atrocious thing come into my head? What filthy things my heart is capable of. Yes, filthy above all, disgusting, loathsome, loathsome!"


View All

"Well, when one has no one, nowhere else one can go! For every man must have somewhere to go."


View All
A solitary man stands beside a weathered Nowhere sign, gazing thoughtfully down a desolate road, embodying the quote about searching for a place to go. A lone figure stands in a vast desert, wearing a hat and long coat, embodying the solitude of searching for a place to belong, inspired by the quote, For every man must have somewhere to go.

"the one thing left her is recollection of the past, and all the rest is dust and ashes."


View All

"I wanted to be in the ranks of the great, to be one of those who have had a great influence on the fate of humankind."


View All
A swirling blue sculpture with a luminous interior, set against a dark backdrop. It embodies aspiration and influence, reflecting the desire to impact humanity’s fate. A confident figure in ornate armor stands by a serene river under a crescent moon, embodying the aspiration to influence humanity's fate, inspired by the desire for greatness.

"The man does not have a good heart, but he has a good mind."


View All
A man with a rugged appearance and intense gaze stands in a dim alley, illuminated by vibrant hues, embodying the duality of having a sharp mind but a troubled heart. A colorful, stylized portrait of a man with glasses, staring intently, embodying the quote about intellect overshadowing the absence of a good heart.

"To go wrong in one's own way is better than to go right in someone else's."


View All
A woman in a flowing blue dress stands amidst floral motifs, gazing into a tranquil sky, embodying the spirit of individuality from the quote about choosing one's own path. A determined young woman stands in a cluttered room, holding a paper with the quote: To go wrong in one's own way is better than to go right in someone else's.
Next >>

Genres Featured In Crime and Punishment

Psychological Fiction (Dominant)
Crime (Major)
Philosophical Fiction (Prominent)
Drama (Notable)
Social Critique (Prominent)
Tragedy (Sub-Genre)

Themes Featured In Crime and Punishment

Guilt and Redemption (Major)
Moral Ambiguity (Significant)
Isolation and Alienation (Moderate)
The Nature of Crime (Significant)
Philosophical Nihilism (Moderate)
Suffering and Sacrifice (Major)
Social Injustice (Noticable)
Mental Anguish (Moderate)

Tones In Crime and Punishment

Despair (Very Strong)
Guilt (Dominant)
Anxiety (Strong)
Morality (Moderate)
Isolation (Strong)
Redemption (Noticable)
Philosophical Reflection (Moderate)
Tension (Very Strong)
Hopelessness (Strong)
Conflict (Moderate)

If You Love Crime and Punishment You Might Also Enjoy Discovering:

Books: the stranger The Brothers Karamazov The Trial The Secret History Notes from Underground by Fyodor Dostoevsky The Holdout by Gabe Habash A Simple Plan by Scott Smith In Cold Blood by Truman Capote The Plague by Albert Camus The Good Son by Paul McEuen Premium Users Get Customized Recommendations

Thank You For Visiting!

Dreams of Books is a growing community centered around books. We specialize in visualizing book quotes, but you can also organize your book collection - things you've read, your favorites, and even write reviews!

If you're a voracious reader, and would like to help us grow - email us or chat with us on our Discord!

Part of the Alpha Coders Family

Dreams Of Books

PFP Town

Alpha Coders

Chat with us on Discord
Email: admin@alphacoders.com
Privay Policy
Terms of Service