Resurrection is Leo Tolstoy’s powerful novel of guilt, conscience, justice, and moral renewal. Prince Dmitri Nekhlyudov is shocked to recognize a woman he once wronged among the defendants in a criminal trial. Confronted by the consequences of his past actions, he begins a difficult journey toward responsibility and redemption. As he follows her through the harsh realities of prisons, courts, and exile, Tolstoy exposes corruption, inequality, hypocrisy, and the failures of the legal system. Combining social criticism with spiritual reflection, Resurrection is a deeply moving exploration of repentance, compassion, personal transformation, and the possibility of rebuilding a meaningful life.