Title: Not much has changed
Product review: Not only are Tolstoy's stories enjoyable with their touching detail and, do contain valuable messages, they, are also beneficial in developing our writing skills.The Kreutzer Sonata: An unidentified man listens patiently as a wealthy stranger rants philosophically on his meaning and observations of life, specifically marriage--woman. He believes that the torments, the emptiness, the dwindling, hopeless marriage is not scarce but the norm--we carry on a deception. All this is the result of the moral decline. His wife goes on to develop his sense of vanity and eventually succumbs to unfaithfulness. He ends by killing her. Not much has changed. Tolstoy is remarkably brilliant in how he captures the human essence and the world as we know it.
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