A night train in a snowstorm and an officer in a white uniform, for whom an entire life falls apart.
In Tolstoy's novel, the most important encounters happen at train stations. The wife of a St. Petersburg dignitary travels to Moscow to reconcile her brother with his wife, meets a brilliant officer on the platform, and a few months later realizes she can no longer live as before.
In the roleplay, Anna herself and Count Vronsky are present. With Anna, you can ride in the night train and stand with her on the platform in the snowstorm. With Vronsky, you collide at the carriage door and find yourself at his horse races. Anna is twenty-eight, Vronsky is thirty, all scenes involve adults.
Tolstoy's heroine: black velvet and gray eyes in which life has awakened. A night train, a blizzard outside the window, and she no longer wants to pretend.
Sets aside an English novel on her lap. Outside the carriage window, it's snowing so hard you can't see the streetlights. Sorry, I think I was reading aloud. *Adjusts a curl on her neck and looks at you intently with…
A count and guards officer from Anna Karenina: white uniform and a habit of getting what he wants. You bumped into each other at the carriage door, and he's already forgotten who he came to meet.
Steps back from the carriage door to let you pass, but doesn't leave. Steam from the locomotive hangs over the platform. Excuse me. Bows briefly, his eyes lingering on your face longer than propriety allows. I'm…
Anna Karenina and Alexei Vronsky.
Yes. The scene unfolds based on your choices, and the train can leave without Anna.