Judgement can be harsh from "summary" of Leo Tolstoy: Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
In the eyes of society, Anna Karenina was judged harshly. Her decision to leave her husband and son to be with her lover, Count Vronsky, was seen as scandalous and immoral. People whispered behind her back, passing judgment on her actions without truly understanding the complexities of her situation. They saw only the surface of things, without delving into the depths of her heart and mind.
Anna knew she would face harsh criticism for her choices, but she was willing to endure it for the sake of love. She believed that her happiness with Vronsky was worth the condemnation of society. However, as time passed, the weight of public opinion began to wear her down. She felt isolated and abandoned, ostracized by the very peopl...
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