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Svidrigailov comes to raskolnikovs room to tell him that he wants to offer Dunya money, and that he has nothing to do with his wifes death. Raskolnikov tells him that his sister refuses the gift.

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“Besides, what value has the life of that sickly, stupid, ill-natured old woman in the balance of existence! No more than the life of a louse, of a black-beetle, less in fact because the old woman is doing harm. She is wearing out the lives of others;the other day she bit Lizaveta’s finger out of spite; it almost had to be amputated.” … “You are talking and speechifying away, but tell me, would you kill the old woman yourself?”

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-Katerina Ivanovna goes mad; she dies.
-She refused to alter her self perception in response to circumstances. She had a pathetic claim to nobility that was false.

On her death bed she declared "A priest?! I am not in need of one. My conscience is free from sin! And, even if it were not, God must forgive me. He knows I have suffered."

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After Ivanova’s death, Raskolnikov becomes increasingly strange.  Porfiry thinks painter Nikolai is guilty of the murders.  When Razumikhn leaves, Porfiriy comes to see Raskolnikov to apologize for the treatment of him, but goes back on It wanting him to confess.  He goes as far to say to leave a note of where the missing items are if he commits suicide.  Raskolnikov visits Svidrgailov and they do not get along.  He mentions his relationship with Marfa Petrovna and his attraction to his sister.  He talks about wanting to marry a fifteen-year-old and Raskolnikov disapproves.  Svidrigailov lures Dunya and reveals that Raskolnikov killed the two women.   In Dunya’s panic, she almost faints and Svidrigailov threatens to rape her and shoots at him, only grazing him with one of the bullets.  After, he visits Sonya and gives generous amounts of money to her family.  He has horrible dreams when he sleeps and eventually kills himself, saying that he is going to America.

Raskolnikov goes to see his mother who is overjoyed, confesses to his sister that he contemplated suicide and then they go opposite ways.  Then, Raskolnov goes to Sonya to pick up his cross and walks to the police station.  As he walks, he kisses the ground and doesn’t confess publically, but finally admits to the murders.

Quote: "Everything softened in him at once, and tears gushed from his eyes. He fell to the ground where he stood..."

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We meet Raskolnikov and learn he wants to commit a crime. We learn ‘he is a student and works to pay for school. After feeling screwed over by a pawn broker he begins to contemplate killing her which happens at the end of part 1.

Leading up to the murder Raskolnikov runs into some situations that help solidify his theory that people are bad. Including meeting Marmeladov at a pub, who was recently laid off from his work. He learns his mom basically sold his daughter to an awful husband to help pay for school, and then sees a man raping and beating a woman (and get away with it from a bribe).

Raskolnikov has a realization that he must kill alyona and goes to do so. But during this her sister comes out. Which forces him to murder her as well. The second murder makes him feel wrong.

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-        Rask is summoned to police station where his land lady reported him as a debtor; faints when asked about the murder

-        Takes stolen goods that were hidden in the wall and goes on a walk, burying them under a large stone in a courtyard

-        Rask visits Razumikin; he offers Rask some work but he refuses and leaves ticked off

-        Rask starts to experience hallucinations; passes out for 4 days and wakes up surrounded by people

-        Luzhin enters the room and meets everyone; Rask and Razumikhin are rude to him, causing him to leave offended

-        Rask enters Crystal Palace and basically confesses to inspector Zamyotov

-        Marmeledov gets hit by a horse and carriage and dies

-        Rask leaves twenty rubles for family

-        Rask visits Razumikhin at his party; they leave to go back to Rask’s place where they find Rask’s mother and sister

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The marriage is put off due to the women seeing the true side of Luzhin. Raskolonikov goes to the police station and talks with Porfiry Petrovitch.

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Raskolnikov's illness becomes worse and worse throughout the different chapters. It is difficult for him to meet new people or be out in public without fainting. His key character traits are starting to develop. Some of those traits being self-centered, intelligent, and simultaneously cruel and kind. In chapter 6, Raskolnikov has a nightmare that reflect his feelings of guilt and fear. The dream justifies his actions in the murder as being a "superman" like figure. The dream is best described by the following quote:

"The old woman was a mistake perhaps, but she's not the point! The old woman was merely a sickness...I was in a hurry to step over...it wasn't a human being killed, it was a principle! So I killed the principle, but I didn't step over, I stayed on this side...All I managed to do was kill. And I didn't even manage that, as it turns out..."

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The whole part is leading up to the murder. Raskolnikov had been hearing all over town how everyone would be better off without without Alyona Ivanovna.