Razumihin

Razumihin is a character from Fyodor Dostoevsky's novel "Crime and Punishment." He is Raskolnikov's loyal and compassionate friend, portrayed as empathetic, practical, and honest. Razumihin often provides emotional support to Raskolnikov, demonstrating genuine care and friendship. Despite his modest social background, he is intelligent and values morality and truth. His character highlights themes of friendship, humility, and moral integrity within the story. Razumihin's presence embodies a stable, human connection contrasting with the novel’s darker, philosophical elements.