Dunya Raskolnikov

Dunya Raskolnikov is a character from Fyodor Dostoevsky's novel "Crime and Punishment." She is the compassionate and hardworking sister of the protagonist, Raskolnikov. Dunya is known for her strength, integrity, and moral resilience, often acting as a stabilizing influence in the story. She faces difficult choices, balancing love, duty, and personal sacrifice, ultimately embodying themes of virtue and sacrifice. Her character highlights the importance of compassion and moral firmness in a world full of struggle and moral ambiguity.