War and Peace, Book 4: 1806, Chapter 4 요약
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In Chapter 4, Pierre struggles with allegations about Hélène and Dólokhov, then challenges Dólokhov after a mocking toast and an insult at dinner. The next morning, both men reject reconciliation and take their places for a duel, while Pierre questions the violence but treats his wife’s guilt as certain.
줄거리
- At dinner, Pierre broods over his cousin’s hints and an anonymous letter alleging an affair between Hélène and Dólokhov.
- Rostóv resents Pierre’s distraction, while Dólokhov directs a provocative toast toward him.
- When Dólokhov snatches his copy of a cantata, Pierre calls him a scoundrel and challenges him.
- Rostóv and Nesvítski arrange the duel; Dólokhov tells Rostóv that success requires a firm intention to kill.
- At Sokólniki the next morning, Pierre questions the duel but rejects Nesvítski’s attempt at reconciliation, while Dólokhov also refuses apologies.
- The men take their positions in a snowy clearing, and everyone waits silently.

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Pierre submits to the duel’s procedures despite doubting its purpose. His request also exposes his dependence on others in an unfamiliar situation.
간단한 확인
Who serves as Pierre’s second?

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