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SPOILERS FOR THE BOOK:
They both have;
1. The main character being cornered by the law
2. The main character having a massive internal conflict
3. The main character having the faith to tell the truth of their crimes due to their love of a woman
4. The main character being unreluctantly honest in their hearings
5. A spiritual revival by ‘living in truth’
6. Finally getting imprisoned (Though Raskolnikov only had 7 years, which coincidentally was the number of years Aspect has been registered with steam 🧐)