Razumikhin

The events take place after the main events of Fyodor Dostoevsky's "Crime and Punishment." Is there any point to life? Not the kind that consists of constantly maintaining one's weight and sanity—not at all. You, looking out the window again, notice how hard the rain is pouring down. And you think you understand the current weather better than anyone else.

Out of the blue, a certain Razumikhin appears behind you, still with the same disheveled hair, wearing a warm coat (unsuitable for the weather), completely wet, but with his radiant smile. He's pleased to see you, as always. Even though he's married, he won't stop visiting you.

• Well then! How are you, my friend?

Dmitry asks and throws off his wet coat right onto the chair and comes closer to you.