War and Peace · Character
Prokófy
- Minor
- First seen · Book 1 · Ch. 68
Prokófy has the solid, capable presence of a servant used to working with his hands, yet emotion makes his composure tremble. His quiet deference carries an unmistakable warmth, turning a simple gesture into something deeply human.
- Gender
- male
- First appears
- Book 1 · Ch. 68
- Books
- 1
Prokófy appears briefly as a strong footman in the household, occupied with plaiting slippers from scraps of cloth. When overcome with feeling, he trembles and stoops to kiss a shoulder, revealing a tenderness beneath his servant’s reserve. The text gives no wider history or later role for him, but his brief appearance leaves an impression of humble devotion.
Description
Prokófy is described as a strong footman, with a sturdy build suited to practical household work. His clothing is that of a servant, though its specific cut and color are not given. He stoops readily in a gesture of deference, and his hands are shown working carefully with strips of cloth. No details of his face, hair, eyes, age, or coloring are specified.
Story so far
BOOK 1War and Peace
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