The Ending of Anna Karenina

The ending of Anna Karenina ends her miserable life by throwing himself into the track under the train as we approach during this period, as we saw at the end of the novel "Anna Karelina". God 's forgiveness. The way that Anna 's life ended was a symbol of the excitement and fall of her life, which summarized the events that happened in the subway. Anna, who was a very prominent woman in Russian society, now lives a tragic miserable life. Through the last reading, Anna has reached its lowest point in her life so far.

Marriage: Trusty proposes a portrait of marriage that is surprisingly lacking in romance. These women are princesses, depraved people, opponents, but Anna Karenina does not end the fairy tale. On the contrary, marriage is portrayed as all disadvantages and problems, from lack of freedom to lack of passion for abandonment. Tolstoy does not advocate marriage as a social educational institution, but in reality it thinks that this is an adhesive bonding society, but how it works is practical. Anna Karenina's only successful marriage was between Levin and Kitty. Understanding that men and women play different social roles, it will be so and the couple will give each other space

Anna · Karenina has two sub plots of Levin's marriage and Anna's brothers marriage. This novel actually started from the sideline scene. Anna 's elder brother stopped studying because she was infected with a maid. These subgraphs are not simple. They repeat the main plot of marriage theme, Anna's marriage. Anna's brother's marriage seems to be hers and she is married on the rock for her infidelity. In contrast, Levin 's marriage is due diligence. Tolstoy created three identical patterns, jumped out with a novel and echoed. Of course, the content is different (this is a change); and in the case of Levin's plot, the structure and pattern are reversed, the negation of the other two numbers is positive (eg repeat graph of abstract structure The relationship can be changed in three ways: joint, contrast or flipping, and seed trees.

In 2012, Tolstoy's Anna Karenina is beautifully portrayed, and how Anna's love with Alexei is one of the most fascinating scenes I think. At Oblonsky's supper, Anna Karenina's husband, Alexis Alexandrovich Kalinin, replied when issuing the statement. There is not much detailed information on topics now. There are several event backgrounds that can help you to put things in context. This novel is woven around Anna Karenina and a young and handsome person. She is also the husband's name - Alexei. Anne's husband and brothers joined Oblonsky's dinner, and an embarrassing conversation continued. In this discussion I liked the story of a man A who kept the honor's honor and killed another man B. When a boyfriend (male B) killed her husband (male A), Alexei asked the table. Does he keep the wife's honor?