Characters Present:
Pierre Bezukhov
Count Rostopchín
Count Rostopchín
Location:
Moscow
Pierre meets with Rostopchín, who asks him in a friendly, yet menacing way if Pierre is a Mason. Pierre says he is, and Rostopchín starts ranting about whether he is a Mason, or a Mason, and that if Pierre is a Mason... well, he had better be careful, as he had already had some other Masons deported, as they had been circulating Napoleon's proclamation.
Pierre says nothing, and Rostopchín goes on, alternating between being civil and shouting, and he tells Pierre to leave Moscow, and to not get in contact with Mr. Klyucharëv, who Pierre had previously lent his carriage to.
Pierre goes to his house, and among dozens of other letters and petitions, he finds Hélène's letter, saying that she is off to get married.
He goes to bed and passes out with his clothes on, his head in a spin.
Pierre meets with Rostopchín, who asks him in a friendly, yet menacing way if Pierre is a Mason. Pierre says he is, and Rostopchín starts ranting about whether he is a Mason, or a Mason, and that if Pierre is a Mason... well, he had better be careful, as he had already had some other Masons deported, as they had been circulating Napoleon's proclamation.
Pierre says nothing, and Rostopchín goes on, alternating between being civil and shouting, and he tells Pierre to leave Moscow, and to not get in contact with Mr. Klyucharëv, who Pierre had previously lent his carriage to.
Pierre goes to his house, and among dozens of other letters and petitions, he finds Hélène's letter, saying that she is off to get married.
He goes to bed and passes out with his clothes on, his head in a spin.
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