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The Use Of Crime As A Device In Crime And Punishment And A Doll’S House

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Dostoevsky has his main character referring to the crime as “that” as Rodya questions his intentions. “Is that something serious?” (Dostoevsky 4). Dostoevsky uses the crime to introduce the moral struggle within Rodya’s consciousness. The immediate use of crime in both works sets the base work for the plot and develops the beginnings of important themes that will progress within the play/novel...
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The immediate use of crime in both works sets the base work for the plot and develops the beginnings of important themes that will progress within the play/novel. In the play A Doll’s House, Henrik Ibsen uses crime primarily as a plot advancement. If there were no crime, the play would mean nothing...
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