Arms and the Man by George Bernard ShawMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
Raina Petkoff of Bulgaria lets a Swiss soldier fighting for the Serbians hide in her room. He's run off from the war, and the locals are searching for him as an enemy. Riana is already engaged to a patriot soldier Sergius but falls in love with the anti-war/cowardly Swiss soldier. Sergius, on the other hand, isn't very smart and is a strange hypocritical cheater. It was amusing but I didn't get much else out of it. I wasn't particularly engaged by the characters.
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