Crime and Punishment: The Cost of Being Ordinary

If it were to be asked what is the best written book in the world, not naming this book would be a crime and the reason for such would only be a punishment that takes you away from reading it. Because anyone who have been read this book are going to overexaggerate one way or another. This book is, obviously, Crime and Punishment.

**some adjustments:

My introduction of Svidrigailov may have been a bit lackluster. When I said he was everything that was bad, I should have said he was a murderer, serial rapist, ephebophile, I mean, yes, everything bad. But it would be against policy to sound it out loud in the video. I also assume that everyone watching this video has already read the book, I didn't bother to do a full summary because I find it absurd as well as damaging to your own comphresing skills. Next video will be about just that comphresing skill regarding reading, so I hope you liked this one, and you'll be stick around for the following ones.

Also I suppose y'all to be man/woman of culture, so when I say Svidrigailov is a portrayal of socialism, I hope none of you will say free love is not a socialist idea, it's a hippie idea, because it's not entirely true. The term free love was coined by a Christian socialist called John Humphrey Noyes and a lot of ideas like sexual liberation were ideals of utopian socialist communes, and partly hippie movement itself were an ideal of socialists.

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