We all need a friend like Razumikhin.

I especially liked the part where they were murdered and said "ouch!"

Gave me a huge smile watching this. Crime and Punishment is one of my favorite literary works and presenting it in such a cute lighthearted summary is such a good act for humanity. Hope it encourages others to read it! The mental torture, moral fatigue, and the general state of Rodyon Romanovich Raskolnikov is something that can only be expressed in Dostoevsky's own words. Thanks again for the wonderful content!

"Would you take this watch for four rubles?" "I giva ya one and a half" *human growl*

Why doesn't this have more views

@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo

7 жыл бұрын

Well, I'll be very happy if you recommend it to your friends and family.

@songohan9182

7 жыл бұрын

Sommer's World Literature to go my friends and family are not very literary creatures lol. id imagine the low view count is cuz pee people aren't interested in crime and punishment but I thought the video was very good and informative and if you keep creating and evolving and doing more books seeing what works, snappy titles, snappy imagery, remembering that most of us in 2017 have add, eventually you'll get at least a few hundred thousand views a video.

@songohan9182

7 жыл бұрын

Sommer's World Literature to go I'll share it though buddy. do catcher in the rye!

@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo

7 жыл бұрын

Will do

@paulscottfilms

4 жыл бұрын

because it's trivial and superficial, it does introduce the names of the characters though.

I finished reading the book today. This was so entertaining, thank you!

@stock9291

5 жыл бұрын

Me too! :D Awesome book!

After reading the entire book.. I found out that my pronunciation of Russian names is horrible. Great video!

This is the first "Sommer's World Literature To Go" video I have seen. I love it! I read Crime and Punishment, and after every few chapters I would watch some of the video... which perfectly summarized the action. However the video is VERY brief, so viewers should also READ THE BOOK! However, the video was entertaining because it was slightly irreverent, but that made it fun. I highly recommend these videos -- but again, these videos should enhance the experience of the original work... not replace it.

he receives a letter *good news* "Dunya has been molested and fired" hahahaha

I feel like the Sonia doll really captures her essence Haha

Thanks for saving my ass, I have a test about the book in an hour and I've only read 30 pages of it

@px9349

3 жыл бұрын

I have the exact same situation, lol

@mrOL100

3 жыл бұрын

In the Russian school, we were also tormented by Dostoevsky. I really fell in love with it when I was over 40. A great writer

Damn I wasted all that time reading when I could have just watched this.

@ajramirez77

5 жыл бұрын

Reading the book gave you more in depth details but this summary was still very good

@paulscottfilms

4 жыл бұрын

the philistine approach, this is an utterly trivial performance although entertaining

@Dancing77Kat

3 жыл бұрын

That is how I feel lol! It is a really good summary.

I am so glad to finally hear the names! I have no clue how to pronounce them while reading. 🤣 Also I love the simple summary. I legitimately believe that Razumikhin is in love with Rodia though. I keep seeing random actions, either Rodia commenting on things or Razumikhin acting "oddly."

Arguably the best thing I've seen on KZread in years. Well done.

Amazing review to try and remember all of the important scenes! I usually love watching reviews prior to rereading my highlights of the book as it really completes my memory process. Amazing job!!

@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much - I'd appreciate it, if you would share it!

Very nicely orchestrated, fitting the novel into 11 minutes. The visual aspect really helped it sink in too! Thank you!

This is amazing! I just finished the book and I wanted to make sure I didn’t miss anything ! Love it

I have never heard of you before, but this is so damn brilliant that you now have a new subscriber for life. Cheers!

amazing! just discovered your channel, these are wonderful. Your narration is very entertaining.

I appreciate all the work you put into this. Thanks for posting! *new subscriber*

This narrator and this unusual 'action figures' as well as this witty portrayal are all brilliant.

Finished the book and saw the movie last night. This is a great add, will never forget the events now!

Absolutely outstanding! You've an amazing talent. Congratulations!

great description ...love you sir

I subscribed your channel just after watching this. You're amazing.

Read it in my teens and again in my late 30's and was shocked at how it had influenced my life - conceptually speaking.

Amazing! Good work, man.

Love your work, it's fun and educational at the same time 💞

this is the best summary of crime and punishment i loved every single bit of it

That was awesome man, Thank you

I think you missed the part where he kills himself because he poisoned his wife. The sister was his last chance at redemption to suffer as her slave. She refused him so he killed himself. Roskalnakov sees this as his future and realizes it's either madness or redemption

I've gotta write 3 book reports and take an important test tomorrow TELL ME EVERYTHING I've been too lazy

wowww....unique and nice style to explain the novel ..very helpful may god bless you..

This is a fine, bare-bones summary, but it does skip a lot of the psychological parts of the piece, and the depth of the characters. Dostoyevsky creates incredible tension and a very visceral description of the emotions of his characters. This summary also omits some of the greater themes and philosophies of the book. In this novel, it is less important exactly what events happen, as to how the characters deal inwardly with the events, and without this you miss the most important part. I'd urge anybody who hasn't read this book to read it. If audiobooks are more your speed, there are some fantastic recordings on KZread (the 3-part one on Audio Books Classic 2 channel is very good). Dostoyevsky's writing makes you feel something deep.

Awesome!

Forgot to mention at the end that Razumihin and Avdotya marry and their mother dies :'(

Great video!

Great video!! Lots of fun!

This video is pretty awesome!

Your accent made this so interesting for me! Thanks. 🧐

Amazing, this is brilliant!

Thank you!

i love this soso much

@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo

6 жыл бұрын

Please share! 😉

This is so amazing! 😂❤️

Bravo! 👏 Are you planning to do more Russian literature summaries? This is the only one I saw in your videos.

Holy Hell what drag to read, slugging through it though. Can't wait to finish and get back to using 1 per cent of my brain reading Stephen King. Oh! and awesome job on the video too! Very Good!

Holy shit! 😲That video is so strangely accurate!!!😄 Congratulations!!!👍👏👏👏

this helped to explain some of the parts that the Russian naming had confused for me. Very funny as well. Thanks! :)

most faithful adaptation!

Great video, thank you :)

Thank you!!

great video!

@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

0:38 Lector: Luzhin Subtitles: LUO XIN later there are also Rascolnikov as Vasco Nicholis and Marmieladow as Milla revoir

Great video

Hola, sinceramente me ha encantado este video.

Brilliant

Fantastic.

This is amazing

Wow!

Omg its just how I remembered the book.

So cute! Thank you ! 🌷🌷

OMG thats some great job rt

Nice I enjoyed it thanks

Awesomeeeeee ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Not quite jordan Peterson-esque but very well done! Was their a part 2 after he gets out of prison?

amazing video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💯

@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot - please recommend it!

let me binge watch all of these 😭😭

That was awesome. I always wanted to know what happened I got half way thru it and gave up on it.

Art

Really well done: Like! Like! Like!

This is on point

A freakin masterpiece

Short and sweet. Can anybody tell me what happend to the children of Catherina Ivanovna ( Please correct me if I misspelled the name) after her death.

@elenatarasova2039

Жыл бұрын

They were sent to an orphanage

La mejor adaptación que he visto xd 3:26 "ouch"

It's perfect

I'm so glad I wasted like... idk 30ish hours reading this when a 11min video that I watched on 1.5× speed gave me the same knowledge of the novel But hey, at least now I'm traumatised by Marmeladov's funeral/Marmeladova's death

A + on quiz thanks man 👍

@DonutVideos

4 жыл бұрын

that's badass

1. careless effects' 2. dark 3. indiscriminate power 4. well-deserved 5. go along with me! 6. that's not nice 7. but you are 8. well-applied

I can't believe I spent 32 days to read the book when I shouldve just watched this.

I need those toys

8:57 YOU SAVED ME!! yeah but I'm the murderer lmao

*OUCH*

This is hilarious. Love it

5:10 jajaja me encantó esa parte

He didn't get 1.50 for the watch, he got 1.25 after all was said and done. I know it's a summary but this covid boredom got me.

Haha "That was you, you asshole!"

6:40 lmao 😂😂😂😂

THIS IS SOO CUTE. MY HEART IS MELTING

Ouch! 😂😂😂

So funny! You get an axe in your head and all you say is ouch! Hahaha

6:56 xd

who’s here because school starts soon and they haven’t started the summer reading lmao

Hah. I'd like to see how many you will use in 100 years of solitude.

Convinced me not to read it, morals and problems of a time gone by.

Hello English.

1984 please!

@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo

8 жыл бұрын

+Arthur Dent I'm actually doing a German version next week, so trying to do the English version soon.

@dimitrik4547

7 жыл бұрын

This was great - by far the best video summary or Crime and Punishment. I'm quite surprised that it doesn't have many more views...if you are looking to get more views, may suggest something a bit 'controversial': if you review a mainstream book, such as 50 shades of grey (I know, it's a terrible book) it may get your channel a ton more views and familiarise people with this form of clever presentation (with the figures). Just a suggestion :)

Very clever but a tad superficial😏

CLEAN YOUR ROOM

Still I don’t care great video I’m sorry I’m ocd

had to read this for school and i, a fool, actually read it instead of just watching this