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Crime And Punishment

Crime and Punishment

Making crimes comes as a result of many various things in life. The first and the greatest one is called money as the old expression that says “Money is the root of all evil”. As many people who are in need of money makes different types of crimes just to gain that money, however it’s coming through a wrong way. Poor people make some small crimes because of money. In the play, Crime and Punishment, the role of Raskolnikov experiences this type of dilemma.
The characters in the play were true to their individual personalities. Ben Hunter who performed as Raskolnikov was absolutely nuts. Even though he suffered tremendously, I couldn’t connect with his character given that he was a murderer. Overall he did a good job as he transitioned from one scene to another to illustrate what is happening in the past and present. Paul Witten who performed as Porify played a good performance because his voice and body movement made me believe that he was......


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