 interpreting,?[Vronsky?s] desire to have children... as proof he did not prize her beauty?. (845). Anna loses her self-reliance and becomes dependant on Vronsky, which gives rise to intense bouts of possession and jealously. At one point she screams at him,?All I can want is that you should not desert me, as you think of doing.?(841). At another time she accuses him saying,?You don?t love me; you love someone else?(842).
Worst of all, Anna loses her poise and has become adversarial to a fault, fighting with Vronsky over everything, even imagined things, thinking,?All the cruelest words that a brutal man could say [Vronsky] said to her there in her imagination, and she could not forgive him for them, as though he had actually said them? (848). Anna even stoops so low as to say things to purposefully hurt Vronsky. She tells him,?A heartless woman, whether she?s?your mother or anyone else, is of no consequence to me, and I would not consent to know her? (845). In the end Anna she feels that,?The one thing that mattered was punishing him?(849). Some psychotherapists, in the tradition of R. Alvarez, call suicide the ultimate act of aggression, in which a person directs their anger towards outward situations inward. The way in which Anna kills herself certainly fits this theory, for in her suicide she succeeds in punishing Vronsky. By the end of the novel, Anna has fallen into a state of dependence on one hand and hostility on the other, alienating herself from the other characters, and leaving the reader struggling to understand her transformation.
Anna remains an appealing character to the reader, because of her lucid flashes of self-recognition and self-loathing. These episodes both frighten by sharpening the contrast between what was and what is, and elicit sympathy by reminding the reader of what they once found so attractive in Anna and Anna?s inability to change her situation. Anna clearly sees how she antagonizes Vronsky and,?For an instant she [has] a clear vision of what she [is] doing... but even though she [knows] it [is] her own ruin, she [can] not restrain herself, [can] not keep herself from proving to him that he [is] wrong, [can] not give way to him? (840). One of the most repugnant characteristics that Anna has acquired is her need to fight, and here it is obvious that even she recognizes the wretchedness of this trait.
Finally, for an instant Anna sees to the heart of it all, musing to herself,?My love keeps growing more passionate and selfish, while his is dying and that?s why we?re drifting apart... I rouse aversion in him, and he rouses fury in me, and it cannot be different. Don?t I know... that he won?t desert me! I know all that, but it makes it no easier for me? (862). Anna knows that her suspicions are unfounded, and she knows that the situation cannot remain as it was, for both she and Vronsky have changed. And although Anna recognizes that things must change, her situation leaves her unable to act on this knowledge, and she is forced to slip back into the old patterns. It is this recognition of the situation, but inability to fix, and the way in which these flashes mimic Anna?s old behavior that keep the reader sympathizing with Anna until the end. By the end of the novel, Anna has changed completely, she has become selfish, antagonistic, and dependent, yet her inability to resolve her situation, and the remnants of her former self keep the reader?s sympathies.
Anna Karenina is a tragic novel. Although the book contains happiness and joy, and although it finishes on the high note of man?s innate goodness, in the end, it is a tragedy. It is a tragedy of constraints, a tragedy of what could have been, and above all, a tragedy of that which is destroyed unnecessarily. Anna is broken, and it is this shattering of her spirit that ultimately kills her. She remains true to herself, and in doing so violates the laws of society. Ultimately, the repercussions of this violation kill her. Society?s constant and unrelenting disapproval eventually breaks through Anna?s defenses. Anna dies because she lived in a society which would not allow her to follow the morals in her heart.[Online][5E][Weekly 4-9PM EST][LGBTQ+ Friendly] New-Player Friendly Players and DM Wanted

Hello hello, everyone. First post here and I have a bit of a unique case!

My \[23M\] Father \[68M\] has recently become very interested in and curious about the tabletop scene and being a rather brash guy he went ahead and bought a ton of D&amp;D 5E source material including additional content in the form of Monsters of the Multiverse, Xanathar's Guide to Everything, and Tasha's Cauldron of Everything. 

I've been a player of 5E for about three years and an on-the-side DM for a little under a year so I've been able to show him the basics and he's really interested in getting involved with an actual campaign. Our availability is very open and will be for the foreseeable future so the above time in the title is a bit flexible. We're seeking a roleplay-centric (At least 60:40) campaign preferably at level 4 or lower if at all possible, but any curious DMs that think they can make a higher level start work for a new player are free to message me and I'll see what will work for him.

We are open to the usage of Roll20, Discord, and other online mediums and am potentially open to Offline sessions with anyone in the East Valley area of Arizona.

I've asked my father to make a tier chart of three classes that he was most interested in trying in order of the ones he liked most and he said Wizard, Druid, and Ranger, in that order. I myself have been wanting to try out Artificer, but am also open to Warlock, Sorcerer, Bard, and Rogue play. 

Prospective players and DMs are free to message me through reddit or contact me through my Discord @ Gaww#1121. Thank you for reading and I look forward to hearing from people.You need to add the template to your style.
Works but then disappears. It can reappear in a few minutes after a refresh, but then it's gone again. Running 4.1.2 in the default style. I'd really like to get this to work. Suggestions?
Try lowering your widget cache setting to 0.
try disabling all your other plugins (Plugin Manager page) and products (Manage Products page) except the product vBulletin CMS. I cannot reproduce this problem on my default 4.1.2 test board.
Did you clear your cms cache after your changed the setting?
I wish I knew what the issue was. I cannot reproduce it at all on my test site. Is it just this particular widget or any added php widget?
Only this one, and it's the only php widget on my site.
Lynne when I installed this after upgrading to 4.1.2 it is just a clear box. I tried to refresh and clear cache to no avail. I used the code posted and not the download one if that helps as the download one is all run together so it is hard on my eyes to decipher when to separate.
I'm not sure what you mean about it being a clear box - the box is there but...??? How about a link to see it.
Also, double-check that you followed the instructions. This does work on my 4.1.2 test site.
Yes Lynne the box is there as it is suppose to but no names not even mine. Everything shows but the users. I would link it but I would have to reinstall it again for you to see. It looks just like that in your pic to show how it looks when installed but instead of names it is empty.
Bug: Problem is users with char "-" in the name break line on the list!
Not working on my 4.1.2 either...I did think that maybe because my cms is in a folder and not root that this was the issue - but nope.
If you are in a different directory, then you may need to change the path to the functions_bigthree.php file.
Found the issue was tapatalk - I removed the script calling from header include and it worked - so I placed the tapatalk into the footer.
All working now inc tapatalk.
Lynne I am always good to keep people like you informed on my issue(s). To let you know the mod I was using from here on showing spiders in the who's online was the issue and I am now using a different one along with re-installed this mod. All is well.
Glad you figured it out Charlie!
Trying to better optimize my community.
Click revert in the style you created the template.
Thank you very much. I never knew that would also remove a template within a style.
I have this error, any ideas?
Unexpected $end means you haven't uploaded a file completely/correctly.
I wonder what that could be... It was working before. I thought I would try my hand in