War and Peace: resumen de Book 12: 1812, Chapter 16
Book 12: 1812, Chapter 16 de 365 · 9 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 16, Prince Andrew’s love for Natásha briefly restores his desire to live, but a dream transforms his fear of death into a sense of awakening. He withdraws from earthly attachments, receives communion, says goodbye to his son, and dies while Natásha and Princess Mary remain beside him.
Qué sucede
- Prince Andrew reflects on universal love, his wound, and the renewed attachment to life that Natásha brings.
- While Natásha knits beside him, he declares his love and asks whether she believes he can survive.
- He dreams that death forces open a door, then wakes convinced that dying means awakening.
- His illness worsens, and Natásha and Princess Mary recognize his growing detachment from them.
- He receives communion, kisses and blesses his son, and dies with both women present.
- Those gathered around his coffin weep for different reasons, while Natásha and Princess Mary feel reverence before death.
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Prince Andrew’s response to the dream changes death from a feared intrusion into a spiritual release. This understanding accompanies his withdrawal from earthly life.
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Why does Natásha learn to knit stockings?
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