The Lady with the Pet Dog | Part 3 Summary
Part III
Back in Moscow, Gurov exults in the winter scenery which reminds him of his youth, and enjoys the distractions of Muscovite society. He cannot, however, get Anna out of his mind, and begins to find himself disgusted with frivolous and repetitive conversation in clubs and restaurants with scenes of drunkenness and gluttony. One night he tries to tell an acquaintance about Anna, but the man only wants to talk about the fish they just ate.
Obsessed with constant thoughts of Anna, Gurov is now determined to find her. He tells his wife he must go to...
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