Anna felt humiliated, insulted, but she saw that from her point of view Countess Lidia Ivanovna was right.

Her suffering was the more poignant that she had to bear it in solitude.

She could not and would not share it with Vronsky.

She knew that to him, although he was the primary cause of her distress, the question of her seeing her son would seem a matter of very little consequence.