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In the heart of 19th-century Russia, a man feels guilty for leading a woman he loved to decay and then goes to try everything to achieve redemption.
One could say at first glance that the story has some length, but what satisfaction once the reading has finished! It is a satisfaction for me because it is not a question of a simple love story or of what one would like to put it in; for me, the story was only a pretext for the author to reflect on the conditions of detention of criminals in Russian prisons and the conduct of the trials. It is a gigantic pamphlet on justice and, at the same time, a vast critique of the status quo of society, which would like to be a premise for the class struggle that the aristocracy's representatives had ridiculed. We can feel Tolstoy speaking behind his pen. At the same time, we get attached to the characters; we want to know the rest, to reach the end (view spoiler)[to tell whether or not Nechljudov will marry Katjusa finally... (hide spoiler)]