war...pain...

Brittany 2022-04-09 08:01:02


Of course it's sad... The most impressive scenes:

Scene 1
Andre was seriously injured. In the simple rest shed, he was tossing around in pain and hastily. Suddenly, the image of a person wearing a blanket appeared in his eyes. Immediately, Natasha Qingling's face appeared beside the bed "i love you", so I could ignore the pain in the past and blurt it out in the midst of the pain. I don't know how to describe the shock it brought, and it was like a flower that was frozen by the cold Siberian wind. The flower buds suddenly bloomed. A beautiful
scene. Two
long teams marched in snow-capped Russia. People kept falling because they couldn't resist the cold. The army commander, embarrassingly, then raised the gun to these poor people... Every fall There was a gunshot after the sound. Another older one fell down, the faithful dog whimpered beside him, the officer with the gun walked up to him and ordered him to keep going, but he slowly raised his arm, the man on the ground silently crossed his right hand with a smile and greeted the imminent. When the moment came, the hand who suddenly raised the gun paused with a humanized and stiff look on his face, "are you afraid, friend?" he asked with a smile, but everything happened as usual... The

sound of gunshots hard to disperse




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War and Peace quotes

  • Prince Bolkonsky: You're over thirty! By the time a man's over thirty, life should be sad, meaningless and hopeless!

  • Pierre Bezukhov: [opens the bedroom drapes, while his spoiled wife sleeps on] Come on, Helene! We've got lots to do if we want to leave for the country.

    Helene Kuragina: [very sleepy] Oh Pierre, it's so early!

    [he kisses her, and she gets a crafty look on her face]

    Helene Kuragina: Besides, it's so boring in the country.

    Pierre Bezukhov: [Seriously] I'm sorry, my dear, but I promised those peasants I'd come and see them. They need a new hospital, and a new school, and many other things besides.

    Helene Kuragina: [very spoiled] Well they can starve just as well without a school, and they can die just as well without a hospital!

    [catches herself, changes her tune]

    Helene Kuragina: Pierre, why don't you go on without me? You can do what you have to do, and I'll come visit you in a few months time.

    [Slyly]

    Helene Kuragina: You'll appreciate me so much more after a few months of sleeping alone.