In his novel Leo Tolstoy's main character has an inconsistent personality. When first mentioned in the novel, Anna is a confident woman that seems as though she is content with her love life. As the story progresses, Anna's inner passion causes her to become jealous, deceitful, and devious. When V...
After reading Leo Tolstoy's, Anna Karenina, most people can agree that some of the major actions that decided the fate of some character's lives and most importantly the novel were considered fallacious. ... As we evaluate Tolstoy's full presentation of Anna in the novel, we become more cognizant of her blemishes. ... Tolstoy exhibits these qualities in Anna to his readers at Princess Betsy's Tea Party in Part II, Ch. ... (Tolstoy 125) in an attempt to acquire and comprehend Anna's stance on her statement. ... As we read the novel, Tolstoy evidently exposes the fact th...
