Also known as Marmeladov's lodging, Kozel's house, the Marmeladovs' room.
The rented room where Katerina Ivanovna, the children, and Marmeladov live under Amalia Lippevechsel's authority. It is never fully private: neighbours, debt, illness, noise, and humiliation keep entering with every opened door.
Part II, Chapter VI
Marmeladov is carried back here to die, turning the poor room into a crowded deathbed.
Part V, Chapter II
The memorial dinner turns the lodging into a grotesque social stage for Katerina's pride and Amalia's resentment.
Part V, Chapter V
After eviction, the family's misery spills out of the room and into the street.
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