War and Peace、Book 6: 1808–10, Chapter 9の要約
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In Chapter 9, Hélène Bezúkhova gains influence in Petersburg society through her celebrated salon, while Pierre feels baffled by her reputation for intelligence. Borís Drubetskóy’s constant presence unsettles him, exposing the strain beneath his outward indifference as his private spiritual development continues.
起こる出来事
- Hélène becomes prominent in the French circle that supports an alliance with Napoleon, drawing on connections she makes at Erfurt.
- Her salon attracts distinguished guests who praise her intelligence, although Pierre considers her stupid.
- Society accepts Pierre as an eccentric husband whose indifference complements his wife’s elegance.
- Borís Drubetskóy becomes a close family friend, but his manner toward Hélène and Pierre makes Pierre uncomfortable.
- Pierre refuses to entertain suspicions about his wife, yet Borís’s presence physically constrains him.
- Beneath his harmless public image, Pierre undergoes difficult inner growth marked by spiritual uncertainty and joy.

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注目するポイント
Pierre recognizes his changed feelings toward Borís without acknowledging a cause. His reaction exposes the limits of his deliberate refusal to suspect his wife.
簡単な確認
How does Borís’s presence affect Pierre?

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