Rodya Romanovic Raskolnikov is a poor young man; He leaves the law school at Petesburg University on the ground. It is confused with political and philosophical thinking from the Lively West. He will kill the hateful, illiterate. So while solving financial problems, at the same time the world will be cleaned from a bad, worthless parasite. Raskolnikov believes that a murder that serves a higher purpose is acceptable. After a lot of calculations the cargo goes into action and goes to the woman's house and brutally kills her with an ax. At that moment, Raskolnikov will have to kill her because her step sister, who lives with Alonya and does not touch anyone, has unexpectedly entered. She picks up a few small ornaments that the customers leave for the hostage and leaves without seeing anyone.
Raskolnikov is perturbed at last, knowing that no one sees him. Unease is also affected by his family and his immediate surroundings. There are three women in Raskolnikov's life. The mother who is related to them is a loving and compassionate fellow. The second woman in her life is her sister Dounia. The third woman in her life is Sonia, the daughter of an unemployed clerk named Marmeladov. Raskolnikov met with him occasionally and made friends. Sonia's family is very poor because of her father's salary. Sonia has begun prostitution to look after her family.
Raskolnikov is as crazy as hiding from the woman's house he has killed and other evidence. When an out-of-pocket debt is called for a police officer, he is faint. She's sick for days. In accordance with the rule of "the murderer turns to his place of murder", the young man who wants to be caught and relieved, comes to the house of the weaning woman he has killed. He meets the commissioner and draws attention with his behavior, becoming the chief suspect of the investigation. A clever man, Commissioner Porfiry Petro vich, thinks Raskolnikov is a killer.
Raskolnikov confesses Sonia to the crime and love. Although Sonia is a prostitute, she is a faithful and good-hearted girl. He tells him to confess the crime and the crime to the police and pay the price. He finally confesses the guilty conscience to Raskolnikov. He is exiled to Siberia. Sonia will wait for her free day. Raskolnikov, however, is not overly regretted. But thanks to Sonia, she will be able to give herself to her.