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Anna Karenina A classic tale of love and adultery set against the conditions of high society; in where a character shows a profound passion for love, that is in conflict with moral values and responsibilities; is Leo Tolstoy’s masterpiece “Anna Karenina”. Its theme is the institution of marriage and its relation to society and morality. In the character of Anna, Tolstoy creates a woman who is perhaps most unhappily destined for tragedy. Anna is a beautiful, aristocratic young woman whose life is at the peak of Imperial Russian society. Although a wife and a mother, she moves quickly into a tempestuous affair with the handsome Vronsky, an adulterous relationship that begins as a private infatuation but soon scandalizes an entire city. She soon finds out that her passions are uncontrollable, shocking the Russian society where “decency” was the key word . Rejected by the all her acquaintances and considered impure, she loses all contact with her son Seryozha. For Vronsky, she was so important that he even turns down a promotion at his job, so they could stay together. The novel describes a detailed picture of the Russian Life in the 1870’s. The problems that she goes through give us love, anna, woman, society, vronsky, son, russian, life, character, strong, soon, relationship, marriage, lost, karenina, husband, having, give, even, contact, considered, both, anna’s, affair, adulterous, about, young, written, worthless, word, women’s, within, wife’s, wife, whose