Just a short little thing that struck my fancy. A one shot about what I think would happen if Levin was teleported to our time period, and just a little about what I thought about Levin. Bad summary but give it a shot.

Vronsky tries to forget Anna after her violent suicide, but he has become desperate. (Please review my first fanfiction submission ever! Thanks for your time!)

O Conde Alexei Alexandrovich conta a verdade à Anya.

Anna reflects on her life after one of her meetings with Vronsky. Focused mainly on her feelings and her guilt. Drabble. Title taken from the painting of Jean Beraud.

Title pretty much says it all. Slight spoiler, if you don't know what happens at the end of the book.

Una historia que se sitúa luego de los acontecimientos de la pelicula de Anna Karenina. Alexei Karenin va a ofrecerle su perdón al Conde Vronsky, y no puede resistirse a sus demonios. Amo esta pareja y no es muy explorada por en fandom, ojala que este fic y el link del video que dejo dentro inspire a alguien a escribir una historia sobre estos dos. Amo al Conde Vronsky. SLASH

A letter from Vronsky to Anna after her death, featuring mostly from the movie. Sad, but sweet too, in places.

What happens when two people from opposite sides of society meet again?

2012 movie. There was more than one bad decision involved in accepting Vronsky.

2012 movie. The Levin brothers have no idea of the effect they have on women.

Small one shot of what Anna thinks about love.

A passing glance. — Alexei Vronsky, Anna Karenina—

'Does he still possess love for me? No, no, no, there won't be any love left. It will be nothing but resentment and regret that there was ever even love in the first place.' Anna's mixed and jumbled thoughts on the last day of her life. [I haven't finished reading the book yet so this will be more strongly based on the movie.]

Anna sends Lydia some very pointed advice, paving the way for a much happier ending. Implied Anna/Vronsky and Lydia/Karenin.

2012 movieverse. What if Karenin could just admit to Anna how he really felt?

Levin remembers the exact moment he knew that Kitty was the one.

When two people meet who are both near rock bottom, their best chance is to hold each other up. Masha/Nikolai.

A caring friend, hearing that Anna Karenina is in great distress, tries to offer her some words of comfort.

Dolly takes up the empty place of the family peacemaker, but can she heal the rift between father and son?

Vronskij has just lost his love and all his life has no meaning anymore. But he still can't accept the fact Anna is dead and he's talking to her - no matter it's just in his mind.

2012 film. My interpretation of Anna's thoughts just before that last train.

Countess Lydia's reaction to baby Annie is not what Alexey is hoping for. Can his pious friend practice what she preaches?

How did Kitty react to the suicide of her best friend and greatest rival?

Levin has a theory, and as always, Kitty sheds new light on it.