Marmeladov

Marmeladov is a character from Fyodor Dostoevsky's novel "Crime and Punishment." He is a tragic figure—a former government clerk trapped in poverty and alcoholism. Marmeladov struggles with shame and despair over his circumstances, seeking solace in alcohol and religion. His presence highlights themes of suffering, moral decline, and the human capacity for resilience amidst hardship. Through his story, Dostoevsky explores the social and spiritual consequences of poverty and addiction, illustrating the complex moral landscape faced by individuals in dire circumstances.