Characters Present:
Napoleon Bonaparte
Lavrúshka
Thiers
Nicholas Rostóv
Location:
Russia, Moscow
This chapter details the French historian, Thiers' account of Napoleon's battle-journey through Russia. He says that Napoleon was drawn to Moscow against his will, by the Russian forces.
It also details a conversation had between Napoleon and the Cossack, Lavrúska, where Napoleon pretends not to be Napoleon, and Lavrúska pretends not to know that he is Napoleon.
They have a circular conversation about who will win the war, then they part ways.
Lavrúska returns to his master, Nicholas Rostóv, who takes him on a horse-ride around some neighbouring villages to Ilyín.
Russia, Moscow
This chapter details the French historian, Thiers' account of Napoleon's battle-journey through Russia. He says that Napoleon was drawn to Moscow against his will, by the Russian forces.
It also details a conversation had between Napoleon and the Cossack, Lavrúska, where Napoleon pretends not to be Napoleon, and Lavrúska pretends not to know that he is Napoleon.
They have a circular conversation about who will win the war, then they part ways.
Lavrúska returns to his master, Nicholas Rostóv, who takes him on a horse-ride around some neighbouring villages to Ilyín.
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