“Crime and Punishment” quotes

“- Sonya: Don't take away my faith - I need it.
- Roderick Raskolnikov: Don't take away my un-belief - I need that!”

Marian Marsh - Sonya
Peter Lorre - Roderick Raskolnikov

“There's no use fighting against the will of heaven.”

Elisabeth Risdon - Mrs. Raskolnikov

“I'll have to send an innocent man to Siberia - vety likely to his death. It's not my doing after all - it's yours. I don't know how you feel about it, but it's a worse crime than the other in its way, more cold-blooded and fiendish.”

Edward Arnold - Insp. Porfiry

“The more I see of humanity, the more I marvel at its infinite variety.”
Edward Arnold - Insp. Porfiry

“- Sonya: I forgot that there was still some kindness in the world. Thank you.
- Roderick Raskolnikov: I forgot there was still some beauty in it.”
Marian Marsh - Sonya
Peter Lorre - Roderick Raskolnikov

“Haven't you ever committed a wrong? If you have, you must know that the worst consequences have the unforeseen ones.”
Douglass Dumbrille - Grilov

“- Insp. Porfiry: How long do you think you can keep up this pretense? Forever? For all eternity?
- Roderick Raskolnikov: You're wasting your time.”
Edward Arnold - Insp. Porfiry
Peter Lorre - Roderick Raskolnikov

“I prefer a girl, like your sister, who's experienced poverty. I believe that a wife should always look up to her husband as a benefactor.”

Gene Lockhart - Lushin