It's wonderful. In a chaotic world, the panic and struggle are overwhelmed by love. Maybe it's because the narrator is Pierre, and he didn't experience what the war was until the end. When I watched it, I was thinking about how Natasha suddenly fell in love with her, why she suddenly fell in love with her and wanted to run away with another man, which always caught me off guard. She seems to have loved three men, Natasha and Pierre just started chatting by the window like a "teacher-student" relationship-Natasha admires Pierre especially, and then it's like love-Pierre went to tell Nata Shahe wants to get married, friendship - Natasha empathizes with Andre, love - Pierre says he wants to marry her, and he wants to see her again after the war. Maybe this is more than friendship, but the relationship is not full of lovers, but there is no true love.
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