War and Peace: resumen de Chapter 39
Chapter 39 de 365 · Book 10: 1812 · 5 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 39, exhausted soldiers continue killing despite their desire to stop, and neither army makes a final decisive effort. The narrator explains that Russian resistance destroys French confidence, defining Borodinó as a moral victory rather than a triumph measured by captured ground or military trophies.
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- Dead and wounded cover farmland as exhausted soldiers withdraw, advance, or continue firing beneath gathering rain.
- Men on both sides question the killing, but a mysterious power keeps the artillery firing.
- Neither army makes the additional effort that might destroy its disorganized opponent.
- The Russians remain across the route to Moscow, despite losing half their army.
- The narrator rejects claims that Napoleon could secure victory by committing his untouched Guard.
- The narrator defines Russian success as a victory of spirit that leaves the French feeling powerless.

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Why does the narrator say Napoleon cannot commit his Guard?

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