War and Peace · Character
Count Tolstóy
Also known as Tolstóy, the Ober-Hofmarschal
- Minor
- First seen · Book 1 · Ch. 59
Pale with fear, he appears caught between the ceremony of the court and the unease of a dangerous moment. Even in the Emperor’s company, his presence carries a fragile, anxious tension.
- Gender
- male
- First appears
- Book 1 · Ch. 59
- Books
- 1
Count Tolstóy, the Ober-Hofmarschal, belongs to the machinery of the imperial court, serving as grand marshal when Kutúzov visits. In a moment of danger, he rides in the Emperor’s carriage pale and terrified, his courtly composure shaken. Later he appears among the Emperor’s suite, holding the silver salver with the Order of St. George. His appearances trace the contrast between formal ceremony and the fear that presses in around it.
Description
Count Tolstóy is described as pale and terrified in one appearance, his expression marked by visible alarm. He is associated with the imperial court and is later seen holding a silver salver bearing the Order of St. George. His age, build, hair, eyes, facial features, and precise clothing are not specified.
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BOOK 1War and Peace
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