Anna Karenina

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The novel delves into the tragic journey of a Russian aristocrat, Anna, who leaves her unfulfilling marriage for the passionate Count Vronsky, challenging societal norms. As Anna seeks meaning through love, her choices lead to self-destruction, contrasting with Levin's pursuit of happiness with Kitty, showcasing different paths to fulfillment. Set against the backdrop of imperial Russia, it examines themes of love, infidelity, and the human condition, offering a profound exploration of relationships and societal expectations.