Anna Karenina, Part 2

Exploring themes of betrayal, faith, and the complexities of marriage, this novel intricately weaves the lives of its characters against the backdrop of Imperial Russian society. With over a dozen major characters, it contrasts rural and city life, reflecting the tensions of the era. Tolstoy's narrative style serves as a bridge between realism and modernism, showcasing his literary evolution. Spanning more than 800 pages, this complex tale is acclaimed as one of the greatest literary works, marking a significant contribution to the novel form.