The brothers Mikhail and Vladimir Kozeltsov both die in the third of these stories.
One of these stories describes a young boy collecting a bouquet of blue wildflowers, after which he pokes a headless corpse until its arm moves and he freaks out. That one of these stories ends with the narrator declaring "The hero of my tale, whom I love with all the strength of my soul, whom I have tried to set forth in all his beauty" is "the truth". The first of these stories includes an extensive discussion of various references to "the fourth bastion" and a description of a visit to the Assembly Hall, the location of a makeshift hospital. The brothers Mikhail and Vladimir Kozeltsov both die in the third of these stories. A second-person tour of the title location makes up the first of these stories, which are set "in December", "in May", and "in August". For 10 points, name this trio of stories by Leo Tolstoy, set in a besieged city during the Crimean War.
One of these stories describes a young boy collecting a bouquet of blue wildflowers, after which he pokes a headless corpse until its arm moves and he freaks out.
Sevastopol Sketches [or Sebastopol Stories; accept Sebastopol for "Sevastopol" and Stories or equivalents for "Sketches"; accept Sevastopolskiye rasskazy] BONUSES