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Anna was definitely looking for a way out of her situation. When the...

Sat, 19 Sep 2009 10:20:28 PST

Anna was definitely looking for a way out of her situation. When the opportunity came along in the form of Vronsky, she saw it as a kind of liberation. However, in order to gain her freedom, she had to sacrifice everything: her position in society, her home, even her son. As a mother, there is no possible way I could pursue my own personal joy by leaving my son, even if I did hate the life I had. Anna is selfish and absorbed in her...

Stories such as "the Storm" believe that passion is uncontrollable and...

Mon, 1 Jun 2009 19:18:54 PST

Stories such as "the Storm" believe that passion is uncontrollable and almosta force of nature to be reckoned with. In most circumstances, literature does not deal with the psychological stress of adultery because to most it is just "something to do." I wouldn't say that Anna is right or wrong, it was just her decision to do it. It would be possible to find evidence both pro and con, so at this time, I would have to agree with the...

Do you think ANNA is right in committing adultery?

Mon, 1 Jun 2009 09:40:32 PST

what i feel is,she had two options..

1.To kill her respect in society to get her love

2.To suppress herself forever under the falsehood of her life.

Both had pain in them...but she chose the first one..

Do you think she was right?plz justify.