That evening Anatole and Dolokhov plan for the elopement (“Preparations”) and call on their trusted troika driver, “Balaga,” to take them to Natasha’s house. Sonya finds out about the plan and realizes it will mean Natasha’s ruin (“Sonya & Natasha”) she determines to stop her at any cost (“Sonya Alone”). Natasha and Anatole make plans to elope, and Natasha breaks off her engagement with Andrey (“Letters”). Natasha and her family go to church (“Sunday Morning”) later, Hélène arrives and invites Natasha to the ball that night (“Charming”), where Anatole seduces Natasha (“The Ball”). Afterward, Pierre reflects on his life (“Dust and Ashes”). Pierre finds his wife’s familiarity with Dolokhov offensive and challenges him to a duel, almost getting himself killed (“The Duel”). Anatole declares his intention to have Natasha, although he is already married. The next night, Natasha is introduced to decadent Moscow society at “The Opera” there she meets Anatole, a young officer and notorious rogue (“Natasha & Anatole”) their interaction leaves Natasha feeling confused.Īnatole, his friend Dolokhov, and Pierre go out drinking they are met by Hélène, (Pierre’s wife and Anatole’s sister), who taunts Pierre. However, Natasha’s visit ends in disaster (“Natasha & Bolkonskys”), and she leaves missing Andrey more than ever (“No One Else”).
tells Natasha that she must visit her future in-laws, the demented, miserly old Prince Bolkonsky and his spinster daughter, Mary (“The Private and Intimate Life of the House”), to win their affection and secure the marriage, which is critical to the Rostovs’ status and fortune.
Meanwhile, the young, newly engaged Natasha Rostova and her cousin Sonya arrive in “Moscow” to stay the winter with Marya D., Natasha’s godmother, while Natasha waits for her fiancé, Andrey, to return from the war. As the story begins (“Prologue”) we meet “Pierre,” a wealthy aristocrat having an existential crisis, living a slothful life of wine, philosophy, and inaction. Six sets of marblesĬome in solid red, yellow, blue, green, black, and white.Moscow, 1812, just before Napoleon’s invasion of Russia and the burning of the city. The cardboard game board is 12 inches square. featuring a ancient Chinese dragon motif, Own marbles and any others that fall conveniently in their path.įor two to six players, the first player to get their marblesĪcross the board wins. As the game progresses, players will end up jumping their They should be aware that the opposition can make use of the same Players can move marbles greater distances in a single turn. Theįun comes in designing a strategy that allows marbles to move During the game, players move their marbles across theīoard until they're all neatly settled in the opposite point. Player starts with 10 plastic marbles situated in the point of a The object is simple enough in Chinese Checkers. Six sets of marblesĬome in solid red, yellow, blue, green, black, and white. featuring a ancient Chinese dragon motif, theĬardboard game board is 12 inches square. Six players, the first player to get their marbles across theīoard wins. Game progresses, players will end up jumping their own marblesĪnd any others that fall conveniently in their path. But they should beĪware that the opposition can make use of the same route. Marbles greater distances in a single turn. Clever players will position some of their marbles as Strategy that allows marbles to move more than one space at a Move their marbles across the board until they're all neatly The object is simpleĮnough in Chinese Checkers.
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