From book <<Anna Karenina>> Why is Alexei Karenin angry...

From book <<Anna Karenina>>

Why is Alexei Karenin angry at the beginning of your reading? (There are two causes.)

How is Alexei's propriety tied to his reaction to Anna's note to him?

Why does Alexei forgive Anna and Vronsky? Is that forgiveness real? How do you know?

What does Alexei tell Vronsky to d o after he forgives both Vronsky and Anna?

What does Vronsky do in the next chapter? Why?

What "mistake" did Alexei make when he forgave Anna? Why is this a mistake?

What happens with Alexei relationship with Anna? Why does this happen?

In chapter 20, what does Anna want? Why does Alexei Karenin's discussion with his wife cause "revulsion" in her and why does she find his presence "hateful"?

Why is Stiva coming to visit Alexei? What is his goal? How does Tolstoy contrast this visit with earlier visits by other people in this book?

Anna describes her hatred for Alexei at the top of page 427 in the paragraph that starts, "I've heard that some women love people even for their vices". Why does Anna feel this way?

What do Vronsky and Anna d o at the end of the reading? How have each of them changed?

Many characters struggle with forgiveness during the last two readings. How is Tolstoy contrasting these episodes? What is the difference between true and false forgiveness?

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