War and Peace · secondary

Uncle

fictional · male

A distant relative of the Rostóvs, he is a man of small means and their neighbor.

Appearances

  • First: Book SEVEN · Chapter IV · ¶ 8
  • Latest: Book SEVEN · Chapter VII · ¶ 49

Relationships

  • Social acquaintance · Nicholas Rostov

    “in sight of ‘Uncle’ who is watching from over there”
    Book SEVEN · Chapter V · ¶ 1

Quotations

  • ““That’s it. Come on!... I was sure of it,” began “Uncle.” (He was a distant relative of the Rostóvs’, a man of small means, and their neighbor.)”
    Book SEVEN · Chapter IV · ¶ 8
  • ““Well, nephew, you’re going for a big wolf,” said “Uncle.” “Mind and don’t let her slip!””
    Book SEVEN · Chapter IV · ¶ 19
  • “the masters rode together. 'Uncle,' Rostóv, and Ilágin kept stealthily glancing at one another’s dogs”
    Book SEVEN · Chapter VI · ¶ 20
  • “'That’s it, come on!' said he, panting and looking wrathfully around”
    Book SEVEN · Chapter VI · ¶ 41
  • ““Uncle’s” offer that the hunting party should spend the night in his little village of Mikháylovna.”
    Book SEVEN · Chapter VII · ¶ 1
  • ““Well done, niece! Now a fine young fellow must be found as husband for you. That’s it—come on!””
    Book SEVEN · Chapter VII · ¶ 49

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