Resurrection

Author: Tolstoy
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: In the upper class, served as a court juror and recognized the prostitute Katusha Maslova, who was charged with theft, as the adopted daughter of his aunt's family. had seduced Katusha Maslova, making her pregnant. Katusha gradually fell into decline and eventually ended up in a lower-class brothel, becoming a prostitute. Out of a sense of conscience, proposed to Katusha, but she rejected him. Later, followed Katusha to Siberia, where she was exiled, and proposed to her again. Katusha discovered that truly meant to repent, and she forgave him from the bottom of her heart. For the sake of's future life, she rejected his proposal once more. As one of Leo Tolstoy's representative works, "Resurrection" boasts outstanding artistic achievements. It is not only an epic but also an encyclopedia of 19th-century Russian life.