kutuzov. why have you not advanced? because that's wt napoleon wants u uto do, your majestyty tsar: but you understand the disposition, do you not? perfectly well, your majesty. however, if you order me to advance... i do. kindly give the order. forward! (horse neighs) (horse snorting) (sighs) excellent. i can't see e thing. where are e ? sir, look there. (screaming) even worse than i thought. (screaming) forward on the dououe! rostov, ride over to kutuzov. well, go on, man. quick as you like. (screaming) soldier: it's all up, lads. run for it! (man groans) stop those men! my god, bolkonsky, what a shambles. forward, lads! hurrah! (mortar blasts) (indistinct yelling) where's general kutuzov? where? answer me, damn you. where is the tsar? i don't know, excellency. they say the tsar's dead, and kutuzov too. wounded. taken away on a cart. where? that way, excellency. that'll do. (horse grunting) (flies buzzing) andrei: how beautiful. how is it i've never seen this before? we are all nothing, compared to this clear, blue, i

with respect, are you general kutuzov? i am kutuzov. your gracece you see before youou the unfortunate general mack. what are you doing here? we were to join forces at ulm. napoleon outflanked us. we suffered terrible loss. what? the whole army? seventy thousand men? with regret, your grace. so, what's the matter with you, young rostov? nothing at all, captain, except retreat isn't what i went to war for. i know. you want to put that fine young horse of yours through his s ces, eh? well, you'll get your chance by and by. and you may not care for it when you do. what's it like, denisov? what's what like? actually, you know, being combat. (chuckling) bloody awful if y y're on the losing side. but seriously, it's one of those things no one can tell you about. you have to experience it for yourself. like being with a woman for the first time. can be wonderful. can be terrifying. kutuzov: ah, bolkonsky. there you are. we're in trouble. napoleon's armies have moved so fast we're in danger of being outflanked. prince bagration's very nobly vol