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The Scarlet Letter is Crime and Punishment - Russt - 2011-04-25
Dimmesdale commits adultery before the beginning of the book.
Raskolnikov commits murder in the first part of the book.
Dimmesdale wrestles with his guilt for most of the book, and is destroyed by it.
Raskolnikov wrestles with his guilt for most of the book, and is destroyed by it.
In the end, Dimmesdale confesses on the scaffold and dies.
In the end, Raskolnikov confesses at the police office and is sentenced to hard labor.
All literature plots are the same. Mind blown.
The Scarlet Letter is Crime and Punishment - Kurtle - 2011-04-25
Do they both have Madonna figures?
Is Dimmesdale presented with a foil of himself?
The Scarlet Letter is Crime and Punishment - octopusprime - 2011-04-25
No.
The Scarlet Letter is Crime and Punishment - Grey - 2011-04-26
I like Rodya more, Dimmesdale seems whiny.
Also, possible similarity between Sonia and Hester? One's a prostitute, the other an adulteress, both are pretty much shunned by their communities, and they both seem pretty religious.
The Scarlet Letter is Crime and Punishment - OB3LISK - 2011-04-29
I never read crime and punishment but thanks for the spoilers.
I wish I knew it so I could help you more.
But seriously lol most books have similar plots.