Die Auferstehung

Tolstoy's focus on individual conscience versus societal judgment feels deeply intentional. I'm curious whether this was inspired by his own spiritual evolution or broader philosophical ideas.

The detailed descriptions and internal reflections add depth, but I wondered if that was a deliberate choice to mirror the protagonist's introspection or if it affected engagement.

The ending left me pondering whether the protagonist truly finds peace or if there's a lingering sense of unresolved moral tension. Would love to hear different perspectives.