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How was Vronsky able to see Anna every night during the summer? (hint: where were they that Karenin wasn't there?)
Anna was staying in the Villa summerhouse in Peterhof, Russia. Karenin would travel back to their home in Petersburg every night.
Who said it: "I feel like a starving man who has been given food."
Anna
Why was Anna afraid to leave Karenin?
She was afraid she would lose her son Sasha
What happened to Vronsky and his horse during the horse race?
His horse lost balance and fell, and the horse broke her back
Why did Karenin become upset with Anna at the horse race?
She screamed (and everyone heard) when she saw what happened to Vronsky
Why didn't Karenin want to divorce Anna when she told him about her affair?
Because he didn't want to bring scandal to his own name
Why did the governess say that Sasha was a bad boy?
He took fruit without permission
Karenin told Anna that if she agrees to _____________, then she can live with him without fulfilling her duties as a wife, and there will be no scandal or problems in society
if she agrees not to see Vronsky anymore (he cannot come to their house)
What dream did Vronsky and Anna both have?
An old man (peasant) with a beard was bent over and talking to himself
What does Anna think will happen when her and Vronsky's child is born?
She thinks she will die
What made Karenin so angry he decided to call a lawyer for a divorce?
He saw Vronsky come over to their house to visit Anna
Why did Levin decide to leave Russia for a time?
He needed a change (because he wasn't over Kitty); he wanted to meet new people and learn new ideas
What did Karenin say when Dolly asked him to forgive Anna?
That he hates her with all his heart and will never forgive her
How did Levin propose a second time to Kitty? (hint: what creative thing did he do)
He wrote secret messages on a paper to Kitty
What happened to Anna when she gave birth to her and Vronsky's child?
She became very sick
True or False: Karenin refused to forgive Anna when Anna thought she was going to die and asked him for forgiveness
False; he forgave her because "perhaps people would think better of me if I forgave her."
