Fedka

III

Mentioned as a runaway convict from Siberia, formerly a serf of Pyotr Stepanovitch's father, ready for anything for money.

II: Night (Continued)

The escaped convict who accosts Stavrogin on the bridge, offering his services and revealing his knowledge of Pyotr Verhovensky's schemes.

I

An escaped convict who accosts Stavrogin on the bridge, seeking money and offering his services. He claims to be acting independently of Pyotr Verhovensky.

IV

The convict who lies in wait for Stavrogin, confesses to robbing a church and possibly murdering a watchman, and mentions Pyotr Verhovensky's advice.

Pyotr Stepanovitch Is Busy

Mentioned as having said that Pyotr 'would make up a man himself and go on living with him too.'

VI

Mentioned as hiding at Kirillov's, listening to the Apocalypse and drinking tea.

VIII: Ivan the Tsarevitch

Appears suddenly at Kirillov's house, confirming his price of fifteen hundred roubles for murder; laughs silently in the doorway.

The Fête—First Part

Referenced by the divinity student as a convict and robber whom Stepan Trofimovitch allegedly sold as a recruit years ago.

IV

Mentioned by the divinity student as a convict and robber whom Stepan Trofimovitch sold as a recruit fifteen years ago.

Chapter IV

Identified as one of the arsonists involved in setting the fire.

IV: The Last Resolution

Confronts Pyotr Stepanovitch, accusing him of being the chief murderer and of atheism, then strikes him repeatedly, knocking him unconscious, before fleeing.

III

Accuses Pyotr of being a murderer and atheist, strips icons for pearls, and violently beats Pyotr unconscious before fleeing.

IV

Fedka, the runaway convict and brigand, is found murdered at daybreak with his skull broken, apparently robbed. His death is attributed to a quarrel with Fomka over stolen money.

VI: A Busy Night

Mentioned in the confession as a co-conspirator and linked to the fire and Lebyadkin murders.