Anna Karenina, Part 4

In Part 4 of Anna Karenina, Anna’s descent accelerates as her isolation deepens and her relationship with Vronsky grows fraught with jealousy and despair. Society’s rejection weighs heavily on her, driving her toward desperation. Meanwhile, Levin grapples with existential questions, finding solace in faith and family life with Kitty. The stark contrast between Anna’s unraveling world and Levin’s spiritual growth underscores themes of redemption, purpose, and the consequences of defying societal norms. As tensions peak, Tolstoy explores the fragility of happiness and the inevitable clash between personal desires and external expectations.