Finally, Pierre visits Natasha (“Pierre & Natasha”). Pierre explains the scandal to him and asks him to be compassionate, but Andrey is unable to forgive Natasha (“Pierre & Andrey”). Natasha poisons herself (“Natasha Very Ill”), and Andrey returns. Pierre finds and kicks Anatole out of Moscow, after sufficiently scolding him for what he's done to Natasha (“Find Anatole”/”Pierre & Anatole”). sends out “A Call to Pierre,” asking him to help handle the crisis. Marya Turns Into A Dragon and Kills Everyone Īfter screaming at a grief-stricken Natasha for her questionable decisions (“In My House”), Marya D. However, “The Abduction” is thwarted at the last moment by Marya D., who catches the Anal toe as he attempts to sneak onto the porch and whoops his ass. That evening Anatole and Dolokhov plan for the elopement (“Preparations”) and call on their untrustwrothy troika driver, Balaga, to take them to Natasha’s house ("Balaga"). (“Sonya & Natasha”) Sonya is determined to not let Natasha destory her own life, as no one cares for Natasha as much as her. Natasha argues that she and Anatole are "in love" and ends up yelling that she hates Sonya. Sonya finds out about the plan after reading Anatole's letters to Natasha and realizes it will mean Natasha’s ruin. Pure Chaos: Act Два! Natasha Makes Lots Of Stupid Decisions Īnatole and Natasha make plans to elope, and Natasha breaks off her engagement with Andrey (“Letters”). Hélène then arrives to the house and seduces Natasha into coming with her to the ball that night ("Charming"), where Anal Toe also seduces Natasha and creepily proclaims his love for "little girls" because he is A Creep. Afterward, Pierre reflects on his life ("Dust and Ashes"), and Natasha and her family go to church ("Sunday Morning").
Pierre finds his wife's familiarity with Dolokhov offensive and challenges him to a duel, almost getting himself killed ("The Duel") and missing the only shot he takes in the musical, even though he is a "Crazy Good Shot". Anatole declares his intention to have Natasha, although he is already married. Īnatole, his friend Dolokhov, and Pierre go out drinking they are met by Hélène (Pierre's wife and Anatole's sister), who taunts Pierre. Part Три! Pierre Is Sad and His Life Is Meaningless. After the show she meets Anatole, a young officer and notorious rogue (“Natasha & Anatole”) their interaction leaves Natasha feeling confused and strangely attracted to Anatole, even though she is engaged to Andrey. Hélène Kuragina and Fedya Dolokhov are introduced. The next night Natasha is introduced to decadent Moscow society at “The Opera”. Part Два! : Hélène and Natasha Are Very Bi
(“Natasha & Bolkonskys”) and she leaves missing Andrey more than ever (“No One Else”). However, Natasha’s visit with Mary and Bolkonsky ends in disaster, as Mary dislikes Natasha and Old Bolkonsky is, well. 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 ("Moscow"). As the story begins and the characters are introduced ("Prologue”), we meet Pierre, a wealthy aristocrat having an existential crisis, living a slothful life of wine, philosophy and inaction ("Pierre"). Moscow, 1812, just before Napoleon’s invasion of Russia and the burning of the city. Hélène is A slut and Anatole is a Hot: Act Раз!
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