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anna karenina
Count Vronsky & the husband of this title character have the same first name: Alexey
Trivia about anna karenina
Oprah picked this Tolstoy tragedy about an unhappy family for her book club
This 1875 epic novel begins, "All happy familes are alike, but an unhappy family is unhappy after its own fashion"
Tolstoy wrote that this heroine "tried in vain to find some imperfection" in her lover Vronsky
Though still living with her husband, a government official, she has an affair with the dashing Count Vronsky
This 1878 title gal has a child with her hubby Alexei but her affair with Vronsky is what gets her preggers again
In a modern opera based on an 1870s novel, this woman loses her train of thought & throws herself in front of a train
1878:Heroine.Russia.Affair.Exile.Paranoia.Train!
Translator Rosemary Edmonds leaves the final "A" off the last name of this Tolstoy title heroine
Jimmy Smits played a man who reads this 1870s novel to cigar factory workers in the play "Anna in the Tropics"
Tolstoy was partly inspired to write this novel after a neighbor threw herself under a train
Prophetically, she first meets Count Vronsky at a train station shortly before a man is run down by a train
This Tolstoy novel begins, "Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way"
Spoiler warning! We're about to give away the ending! She throws herself under a train! In Russia!
(1870s)"In a flash she remembered the man who had been run down by the train the day she first met Vronsky"
In this novel, Count Vronsky is "passionately fond of horses"--& of a married woman who's the title character
"All happy families are alike but an unhappy family is unhappy after its own fashion."
Although married to Alexei, she falls in love with the handsome Count Vronsky
A train platform spells final jeopardy for this Tolstoy title heroine
Young Russian count wanted for affair with married woman; open to pregnancy & train travel
Ironically, the Madame Alexander doll based on this Tolstoy heroine wore a dress with a long train
This Tolstoy character is one Aleksei's lover & another Aleksei's wife
When Count Vronsky's love for her seems to fade, she throws herself under a train
Kitty & Levin's marriage is great, she thought. My guy stinks. With that, she pushed Hubby under the train. Whoomp!
By the time this 1877 title woman realizes she's been looking at life & love wrong, she catches a train, literally
In Russian lit, she says, "There, in the very middle, and I shall punish him and escape from them all and from myself"
The 1981 opera based on this Tolstoy novel begins, & ends, at a Moscow railway station
The 2008 novel "What Happened to Anna K." retells this Tolstoy tale in a modern setting
Sister of Stepan Oblonsky, she's a Tolstoy title lady
Vronsky sits incorrectly in Frou-Frou's saddle, causing the horse's death in this 1875 novel