War and Peace: resumen de Book 2: 1805, Chapter 21

Qué sucede

1. Túshin gives Rostóv a place on a bloodstained gun carriage, and the troops withdraw after repelling the final French attack.
2. The army halts in darkness, and Túshin sends a soldier to seek medical help for Rostóv.
3. At Bagratión’s dinner, a general embellishes his actions and Zherkóv repeats an unsupported claim about the hussars.
4. Questioned about the lost guns, Túshin stays silent about his missing support to avoid implicating another officer.
5. Prince Andrew explains the battery’s losses and praises Túshin, who thanks him after Bagratión dismisses them.
6. Rostóv suffers beside the fire and remembers home; the next day, Bagratión’s remaining troops rejoin Kutúzov’s army.

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En qué fijarte

Túshin recognizes that Prince Andrew’s testimony protects him from blame. His gratitude contrasts with Andrew’s silence and disappointment.

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