Tolstoy is also fully worthy of the title of aristocrat in spirit. What he pursues is equality, great love, and freedom. It is reasonable for Sophia to consider her own family interests more.
I'm thinking if one wants to be a saint, should one form a family with mortals and enjoy worldly pleasures?
The end of the film is very sad. Anyone who faces death is so small and weak. All the greatness, wisdom, and nobility of the great man are finally ended by death, and perhaps only the works left behind can be a little closer to eternity.
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