Crime and Punishment

>>9751146
his laughter is incessantly eerily for raskolnikov.
I feel like he's been comical all the time because he knew it was him. By his critical analysis of rodion's body language, it was quite clear he believed he was right on track.

>>9751174
>>9751146
But no, i don't think he's gay. He's just the type of guy who gets happy when he's about to find something.

(that is, if you don't mean: gay = happy, in that case, yes, he's a gay round man.)

Anyone else get a raging hardon from Dunya's shootout with the fat guy?

>>9751189
Dunya was retarded. So was Rodya and their mother.

>>9751253

>Dunya was retarded

Who cares she was sexy as hell

>>9751146
I detected zero gayness from any characters in C&P.

>>9751307
I found it curious how the narrator often comments on his effeminate manner and his kind of "flamboyant" way of being. At least on the translated edition I own

>>9751316

That doesn't mean he's gay you fucking retard.
Ever heard of a dandy?

>>9751307
I detected some mild gayness from the communist guy but not in an actual homosexual way more in a 'this guy is kind of a sissy' way.