War and Peace、Book 14: 1812, Chapter 13の要約
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In Chapter 13, Pierre walks through rain and mud while recalling Platón Karatáev’s story about a merchant wrongly punished for murder, whose release order arrives after his death. Pierre draws quiet spiritual comfort less from the events themselves than from Karatáev’s joyful manner and the mysterious meaning of his joy.
起こる出来事
- Pierre walks uphill through mud and rain while a well-fed dog runs beside the road among decaying bodies.
- He recalls approaching Karatáev’s fire after midnight and feeling frightened by his own pity for the sick man.
- Karatáev tells how a merchant receives brutal punishment and exile after a bloody knife falsely connects him to murder.
- Years into imprisonment, the actual murderer hears the merchant’s account, begs forgiveness, and confesses to the authorities.
- The Tsar orders release and compensation, but the merchant dies before the order reaches him.
- Pierre finds a dim but joyful spiritual meaning in Karatáev’s delight as he tells the story.

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注目するポイント
The merchant responds to grave injustice without demanding revenge. His forgiveness helps explain the religious joy that Pierre senses in Karatáev’s telling.
簡単な確認
What happens when the merchant’s release order arrives?

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