The versatility of the image of Natasha Rostova in the novel "War and Peace"
The image of Natasha Rostova is one of the key ones in the work "War and Peace". He personifies the ideals of a mother, wife, and at the same time a patriot of his country. The author introduces the reader to a sweet and fragile girl with special enthusiasm and kindness. Rostova possesses distinctive character traits that, in the aggregate, do not have other women in the novel. These are sensitivity, compassion, love and dreams. Natasha attracts the attention of readers, and there is a desire to learn more about her. The heroine is versatile, loves to dance, play the piano, sing beautifully and at the same time play with her brother, ride a bicycle and it is very easy to hunt.
Tolstoy created before us the image of a cheerful, frivolous and passionate person. Behind these qualities lies the real image and purpose of Natasha Rostova. In fact, the girl can take decisive action. Self-sacrifice is obvious when the heroine takes care of her mother, Andrei Bolkonsky, who is seriously injured.
Young Rostova actively shows love for her homeland and people. She is ready to save the wounded Russian soldiers, ready to help them leave Moscow, occupied by the French.
Analyzing the behavior and changes taking place with the main character, Natalia's versatility becomes obvious to us. Natasha does not pay attention to the opinions of others and can behave childishly and selfishly. When a girl faces difficulties in her life, she becomes more determined and serious, but this does not deprive her of such qualities as kindness, compassion, humanity and the ability to dream.
In the course of the development of the novel, Natasha changed. She has gone from a happy childhood and a happy teenager to a woman, a mother, who is busy with taking care of her family and everyday life, while maintaining her integrity.
