Anna Karenina, Part 3

In Part 3 of Anna Karenina, the divide between Anna and society deepens as her affair with Vronsky intensifies. Isolated from friends and family, Anna struggles with jealousy and despair, while Vronsky faces his own dilemmas balancing love and duty. Meanwhile, Levin marries Kitty, finding joy in domestic life and rural simplicity. Their contrasting paths highlight the tension between societal expectations and personal fulfillment. As autumn arrives, Tolstoy explores themes of sacrifice, identity, and the search for meaning, setting the stage for further emotional turmoil and reflection.