razumihin

Is there such a strong bond of friendship and loyalty that exists in the world? This is a question asked by one of the most important characters in world literature, who is overshadowed by Raskolnikov. He is asking this question, but he is not expecting an answer.

Let's pretend that my friend Razumihin is always on my mind and I think of them all the time.

Say something that isn't true, but make it up yourself. It's better to make up your own lie than to repeat something that someone else said that is true. When you make up your own lie, it shows that you are creative and unique. But if you just repeat something that someone else said, it's like you are just repeating what someone else said, like a parrot. If you do this, I will kiss you on the forehead.

It is better to make up your own lies than to tell someone else's truth.

Raskolnikov is the main character in the book Crime and Punishment. His friend Razumihin talks a lot and it can be annoying, but he is a great friend because he is always there to support Raskolnikov when he is having a bad day.

There is an idea in this book that says it's okay to tell lies sometimes because it can help us find the truth. The real problem is when we start to believe the lies we tell ourselves.