Lynn Carr asked this question about A Gentleman in Moscow:
am almost finished with this excellent book, but I have a question. I must have missed the part where the Count became a waiter. Maybe my bookmark fell out. All of a sudden he goes from having hidden gold coins to working as a waiter in the hotel. How did he fall into these reduced circumstances? This book pretty much sums all the Russian books I have read into one very touching story.
Hannah Suckle It has nothing to do with money. He realizes he needs to have purpose and given his understanding what perfect service should be he finds a way to use…moreIt has nothing to do with money. He realizes he needs to have purpose and given his understanding what perfect service should be he finds a way to use those skills he has. Also he can't let the Boyarsky fall into the hands of the Bishop who will ruin everything that makes it what he loves the most about it.(less)
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