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Nastasya: character portrait from Crime and Punishment (Dostoyevsky, Fyodor)

A character in Crime and Punishment

Nastasya

Crime and Punishment by Dostoyevsky, Fyodor

The cook and only servant at Raskolnikov's lodging house, good-natured and gossipy, who brings him food and tends him during his delirium.

Also known as: Nastasya

Inside the story

Meet Nastasya

Nastasya is the cook and only servant at the lodging house where Rodion Raskolnikov lives. Good-natured and gossipy, she brings him food and keeps an eye on him, especially when he is ill and delirious.

On the page

A country cook and maidservant, homely and slovenly, given to lounging about; warm-hearted and talkative in a rough peasant way.

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