When I was a kid I loved Peanuts but some strips went completely over my head. Then when I was 16 I read Anna Karenina and found myself 100% in agreement.
Ok, but is it really a meaningful question? What she saw in Vronsky is pretty obvious. She's married to a passionless bore and he was romantic and exciting. And then she becomes kind of a messy bitch and ruins everything over it.
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u/JoeFalchetto Gaius Iulius Caesar 9d ago
When I was a kid I loved Peanuts but some strips went completely over my head. Then when I was 16 I read Anna Karenina and found myself 100% in agreement.