IM GLAD PEOPLE STILL WATCH THEM THANK YOU

Ikr!

it's also such a sibling thing for Anatole to make out with Hélène before abducting someone.

@@pleasehelp3373 w h a t

*sweet home Alabama plays faintly in the background*

have..,,,have u seen the musical LMAO

@@peachbat6156 ummm...yeah so incest was not that frowned upon in 1812 Russia....they make out multiple times in the show....yeah its uncomfy

YASssS

SAME

Question, what fandom is it.

@An 8 strength kobold the great comet of 1812 fandom

YEs

He's just been waiting to use that line

ikr he's terrible hh

qookh But hey, everyone loves a good looking villain :)

@@loliaku2051 *looks at all my favorite characters* yeah u right lmao

qookh I can relate :,)

aaa thank you!! Great Comet comments make my day

hsdsdf thank u so much

prolly because I referenced him off Josh Groban lol

@@qookhr well that explains a lot hahahs such a cutie

yea,,

There’s a reason this is 2 years late

He was caught up in the rush of things right? He says that cause he feels bad?

@@orchidsarepretty1422 there are TONS of interpretations of that line and Dolokhov in general considering he's a pretty minor and very hard to read character, but the 'he just realized he almost shot pierre and feels bad' is my personal favorite way to look at it

@@orchidsarepretty1422 In the novel, Dolokhov's line 'oh my mother, my angel, my adored angel mother' doesn't come immediately after 'missed' and it's not a comment on his attempt to kill Pierre or on his failure to do so, it's that Dolokhov thinks he himself will die of his wound and he is worried that his mother won't be able to handle his death. It turns out that he's a loving son. The musical condenses things a bit and that makes the line harder to interpret here. While Dolokhov is shown to have some redeeming qualities in this way, it doesn't seem that he was 'caught up in the rush of things' or that he particularly regrets that he could have killed Pierre - the text makes it clear that Dolokhov isn't that kind-hearted, he's a bit of a bully, killing isn't such a big deal to him and he often challenges people to duels over trifles. At most, he could have said later, with slight regret, 'the world was wide enough for both Pierre and me', which, when you think of it, isn't all that repentant and emotional a statement either.

@@thenumbertwo9136 I've addressed what you said in the reply to orchidsarepretty1422. When you check the text of that chapter in the novel, it becomes quite clear how Dolokhov's line is supposed to be interpreted.

Tysm, that means a lot

omg thank you he was so awkward to draw

Actually everyone is hot in this art style!

@@LuckyLiegeLady246 yes I completely agree

I know I'm 6 months late, but if you're still interested, the musical is called Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 and it's based off of a section from the novel War And Peace. It is absolutely phenomenal, and I would highly recommend it if you're into Hamilton/anything set around those times, really

@@mr_oreoman oh wow, thank you so much! ill definitely look into it.

@@zedclouds_ No problem! Glad I could help 😄

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I was just listening to this song when you commented jsdflds

THANK YOU!!

THIS VINE WAS MADE FOR THEM

qookh all I could thing of during “Anatole and Natasha” was of the vine “AND I WAS SLOWLY BEING SEDUCED BY HIM HE SLOWLY BEGAN TO SEDUCE ME AHAGGDDGFS

YEAH DO IT!! I started one but lost motivation

Nope, dolokhov is saying “oh yeah show me what you got girl”

@@starchovies ooh now that you write it down i can hear it but it still really sounds like "damn shawty"

Because it’s the same actress

@@elliefowler2508 ohh I'm dumb.

Lmao idk