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What happens when the inner daemon — that voice of pride, reason, and rebellion — begins to rule the human soul?

In Crime and Punishment, Fyodor Dostoyevsky unravels the terrifying descent of Raskolnikov, a man convinced that morality doesn’t apply to him — that greatness can justify evil. But when he murders the pawnbroker, his rational theories crumble under the unbearable weight of guilt.

This video explores the psychological torment, spiritual conflict, and search for redemption that define one of the greatest novels ever written. We’ll dive into Dostoyevsky’s vision of the human condition — torn between intellect and conscience, sin and salvation.


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✨ In This Video:

Raskolnikov’s “extraordinary man” theory explained

The philosophical roots of his crime

How guilt becomes punishment before confession

Sonya’s role in Raskolnikov’s redemption

Dostoyevsky’s warning about the modern human mind



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💬 Comment Below:

Do you think every human has an “inner daemon”? Or is Raskolnikov a reflection of something darker within us all?




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