"The Beggar" is a classic novel by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, which tells about the life and suffering of Rodion Raskolnikov, a young man with a complex soul who tries to justify murder with conventionally correct motives. Desperately trying to find the meaning of his existence, Raskolnikov finds himself on the verge of moral and psychological collapse, in battles with his own demons and social problems. The interweaving of the hero's inner struggle with a deep analysis of moral principles and philosophical reflections makes this novel a fascinating masterpiece of world literature. "Beggar" is a sense of the greatness of deep human problems and a search for truth in the darkest corners of consciousness.