War and Peace: resumen de Book 5: 1806–07, Chapter 11
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In Chapter 11, Pierre visits Prince Andrew at Boguchárovo and finds his friend withdrawn, skeptical, and committed to living for himself rather than seeking glory or helping strangers. Their conversation becomes a dispute over moral judgment and reform, while Andrew explains that serving under his father lets him restrain abuses of power.
Qué sucede
- Their reunion feels strained, and Andrew shows sustained interest chiefly in the estate he is building.
- Discussion of Pierre’s marriage and duel leads to an argument about killing, moral judgment, and happiness.
- Pierre defends helping others, while Andrew challenges the benefits of education, reduced labor, and medical care for peasants.
- Andrew explains that he serves under his father to restrain his harsh actions, while refusing active army service.
- Andrew supports freeing serfs for the moral protection of landowners, but Pierre firmly rejects his reasoning.
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Andrew reduces his aims to avoiding personal suffering. This position directly challenges Pierre’s belief that happiness comes from helping other people.
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Why does Andrew serve under his father?
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