The past haunts the present from "summary" of Leo Tolstoy: Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
The decisions made in the past have a way of lingering on in the present, shaping the course of our lives in unforeseen ways. In Leo Tolstoy's 'Anna Karenina', this concept is vividly portrayed through the characters and their actions. For instance, Anna's affair with Count Vronsky not only affects her present but also casts a shadow over her future. The choices she made in the past continue to haunt her, leading to a tragic end that she could not escape from.
Similarly, Konstantin Levin's struggles with his past beliefs and ideologies reflect the inner turmoil that he carries with him into the present. His constant battle with his own thoughts and the societal expectations he once hel...
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