#tolstoy

[loopylivy]

Pierre Bezukhov lore (WAR AND PEACE SPOILERS)

Tied a police officer to a bear

Got peer pressured into getting married

Showed up to a duel and then asked his second how to fire a gun because he had literally never fired a gun

Said oh yeah thanks for the reminder on how to shoot the gun

Shot the other guy and won the duel, though of course immediately felt bad

Became a Freemason. Was told, don't tell what we do, this is a secret society. Promptly described everything they did. (That one's on Tolstoy lol)

Walked into an active war zone just to kinda "see what was going on"

Decided he was gonna straight up kill Napoleon

Saves a kid from a burning building instead :)

[jeandelispector]

dostoevsky's manuscripts

[ilayyd]

[coeurdeverre82]

[transpondster]

[odraziduse]

He stepped down, trying not to look long at her, as if she were the sun, yet he saw her, like the sun, even without looking.

Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina

[folklorespring]

Odesa after russian attack 💔

[beatricethestrange]

I might make a part two because there's a lot more I wanted to put.

[can-of-w0rmz]

Just started War And Peace. My contribution:

[opanas-opanasovych-opanasenko]

"We will survive this as well, and win. It's just that no one will ever REALLY understand what happened. They never did. "Where's your Duke Ellington? Where's your Frank Sinatra?" Not here. Lined up and shot. "Where's your grand historical multi-generational business?" Not here. They were never born. Had everything taken from them. Died of hunger. And the memory of what remained is being raided or further destroyed by russian bastards. "Where's your Gaudi? Where's the Ukrainian John Nash?" Burned down. From a russian bomb or arson. Not here. "Why can't you sort yourself out!" Who'll be doing the sorting? The people who, since 1991, had at most 3 years of a breather because the russian bastards were putting their fingers into every pie here and propping up reprobates? Yeah, let's see you try to build a state in such conditions. At least as strong as we did."

by https://x.com/MelaniePodolyak

[tarumarimm]

"Çok sevdiğin ama geri döndüremeyeceğin kişiler, her hatırladığında seni tekrar tekrar terkeder." diyor Tolstoy. Çünkü iyi bir hafıza, en büyük cehennemdir. Hatıralar acı verici şeylerdir. Çünkü hatıra olmuş şey, muhtemelen bir daha hiç yaşanmayacak kadar uzaktadır.

[geceninmawisii]

"Bir kadını sırf güzelliği için sevmek mümkün mü ? Bu bir heykeli sevmek gibi bir şey olmaz mı ?"

[allthedesiredusernamesaretaken]

" Music is the shorthand of emotion "

- Leo Tolstoy

[onurcandan]

🕊Sevgiyi gerçek kılan şey mücadeledir..

Sevdiklerini kadere bırakamazsın..🕊

Tolstoy..✍️

Günaydın.🕊

Good morning..🕊

[vedurnan]