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How does the novel’s famous opening line illustrate some of its major themes, particularly around gender and marriage?
How does Levin’s relationship with Oblonsky over the years of the novel reveal both characters’ temperament and nature?
In what ways does Levin resemble his brother Nikolai, and how does this resemblance explain the transformative impact of Nikolai’s death?
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By Leo Tolstoy