War and Peace、Book 6: 1808–10, Chapter 24の要約
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In Chapter 24, Prince Andrew keeps his engagement to Natásha private and gives her freedom to reject him, while their growing closeness brings him into her family’s daily life. Before leaving Petersburg, he names Pierre as a source of help; Natásha responds to the separation with numb withdrawal, then recovers her usual spirits after two weeks.
起こる出来事
- Prince Andrew refuses a public engagement and leaves Natásha free to reject him if her feelings change after six months.
- His daily visits bring greater intimacy with Natásha and ease with the Rostóv family.
- He says his son must remain with his grandfather, though Natásha says she would love the child.
- Before leaving, Prince Andrew asks Natásha and Sónya to seek Pierre’s advice and help if trouble comes.
- Natásha begs him to stay, then withdraws without tears after his departure.
- Two weeks afterward, she regains her usual spirits, though her expression shows an inward change.

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注目するポイント
Prince Andrew’s praise explains why he trusts Pierre with their secret and directs Natásha and Sónya to him for support.
簡単な確認
Whom does Prince Andrew recommend for advice and help during his absence?

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