Raskolnikov's Corrupt

This part begins with Raskolnikov waking up after committing his crime still fully dressed on his sofa with his pockets full. He is horrified to have been so careless and he puts all the pledges he took into a hole in his wall. He then searches his clothes for any traces of blood and removes a sock as well as some frayed edges of his trousers that have blood drops on it. He is then summoned to the police station where he finds out that his landlady is behind it due to his overdue rent. At the station, he faints after hearing some cops discussing the murder of the old lady. He soon returns home having decided to hide the evidence and after debating whether or not to throw it in the river, he hides it in a junkyard under a large stone. He then
goes to visit his friend Razumikhin. Upon his arrival, he decided it was a mistake and heads home where he falls asleep on the couch and floats in and out of consciousness for a few days. During this time his friend comes to visit him as well as many other people. After he finally wakes up and his friend has explained what has happened to him over the past couple of days, he is very ungrateful to his visitors. Razumikin has seemingly sorted many issues in Rodion’s live as well as buy him new clothes using money sent by his mother. One day, Rodion is overcome by an odd will to turn himself in and so he returns to the scene of the crime, as well as, has a playful conversation with Zossimov, a detective, who he almost confesses to. He then stumbles upon his friend Marmeladov being trampled to death by horses. He takes his friend home to his family where he dies in peace and because he feels so bad for the family he gives them all the money he has left from his mother’s last gift. He then goes to his friend’s party as he had wanted him, finding him very drunk he decides to return home accompanied by his friend who left his party and is greeted at home by his sister and his mother.