The district superintendent who appears during Raskolnikov's summons at the police office. He is more humane and orderly than Ilya Petrovitch, which makes the office feel less like a single machine and more like a room full of conflicting temperaments.
Part III, Chapter V
Porfiry mentions Nikodim Fomitch when reconstructing the odd reports surrounding Raskolnikov after Marmeladov's accident.
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