Anna Karenina · Character
Prince Yashvin
A fellow officer and gambler, Vronsky's closest friend in the regiment.
minor
Also known as Yashvin
First appearance: part i xxxi
Prince Yashvin shows up with force in V. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Implied to be the 'colonel' Vronsky meets at the French theater; discusses the incident and laughs at Vronsky's account of the mediation.
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In V: Implied to be the 'colonel' Vronsky meets at the French theater; discusses the incident and laughs at Vronsky's account of the mediation. Later, in XIX: Vronsky's closest friend in the regiment, a gambler with…
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Relationship types
- Other
Character groups
- Vronsky's Military Companions
- Levin's Social & Family Circle
- Wider Society & Minor Characters
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.
- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
Levin reaches an emotional and intellectual crisis where his abstract, fearful understanding of death is shatt…
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- V
- XIX
- Vronsky's Morning at the Camp
- The Race
- Vronsky's Day of Reckoning
- Chapter XXI
- The Meeting at Vrede's Garden
- Chapter XXXI
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See Prince Yashvin in part i xxxi