Anna Kareina

When Vronsky first views Anna at the train station in the early part of the story, he describes her as a very attractive woman with an "unassuming grace, which was evident throughout her whole figure." Vronsky’s mother, who has just finished traveling with Anna on the train, explains to her son how pleasant it was for her to ride with Anna. She cannot seem to say enough about Anna and Vronsky is seen falling in love at the first site of her. Vronsky’s mother goes on to say that she could go on traveling throughout the world and never get sick of being with Anna. During the f

irst part of the story, Anna seems to be a very kind woman who is delightful to be around all the time.

Leo Tolstoy’s method of writing in installments caused Anna to be a very unstable figure. The readers see her go from being someone who is concerned of other people’s emotions to someone who has no regard for anybody’s feelings except for her own. This leads to her downfall and her final fate of committing suicide.

After Vronsky and Anna first start their relationship a change is evident in Anna’s character. The two fall in love while managing to sneak around to avoid Anna’s husband’s presence. After the two are seeing each other for some time, Anna eventually becomes pregnant. Anna soon realizes that she made a mistake in marrying her husband. She comes to the conclusion that she and her husband never loved each other, and they had wasted eight years

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