He has gone! It is over! Anna tells herself at the window. Impression of darkness when candle flickered out and fearful dream mingle into cold terror. No, that cannot be! she cries yet turmoil in her heart demands action.
She feels going out of my mind, mustn't think must do something, get out of this house. Pyotr asks where to; To Znamenka, the Oblonskys'. Telegram instructions to Dolly if away.
Tolstoy pushes Anna from coldness into panic motion toward sister refuge before later catastrophe. Strange turmoil replaces thought with carriage flight.
He has gone! It is over! Anna cries at window as fearful dream mingles with cold terror. Pyotr asks where to; To Znamenka, the Oblonskys', with telegram instructions if Dolly is away.
Tolstoy closes the chapter on that beat without easy moral, only the next consequence waiting.
Strange turmoil replaces thought with carriage flight toward sister refuge before catastrophe hardens into station decision.
Tolstoy pushes Anna from coldness into panic motion toward sister refuge before later catastrophe at the station.
The beat lands without easy moral.
Telegram instructions to Dolly if away send Anna toward sister refuge in panic motion.
Part Seven tightens toward station decision and social annihilation.
