The story "Pushkin-peasant woman" by Pushkin. Just about the main thing

In the autumn of 1830, to arrange financial affairs before the marriage of A.S. Pushkin goes to the estate of his father Boldino in the Nizhny Novgorod province. The trip was supposed to be short-lived, but the cholera epidemic, which swept through part of Russia, detained the poet in the village for a long three months. Forced seclusion prompted inspiration, and months in seclusion became extremely fruitful for the poet. Boldinskaya autumn - this is the name of this period in Pushkin's creative life. One of the masterpieces created by the poet these days are "The Belkin's Tale" - a series of small prose works allegedly told to the author by a retired lieutenant. These stories are very different in content and mood, but they are united by their close attention to the personality of the common man, a deep philosophical view of life events and experiences associated with them, leading, at times, to fatal twists of fate. The story "Pushkin-Peasant Woman" by Pushkin is one of this cycle. This light, very elegant work is knocked out by its sparkling vaudeville from the general system. However, the events described in it are no less fatal for the main characters.

AS Pushkin "The young lady-peasant woman". Contents of the story

In brief, the plot of this work can be described as follows. The young lady Lisa, having learned that her son Alexei from St. Petersburg came to the neighbor on his estate, wants to get to know him. But how to do it, because their fathers-landowners in an old irreconcilable quarrel? Then Lisa, on the advice of her resourceful servant, turns into a peasant woman Akulina and early in the morning goes to the mushrooms in the neighboring forest, where she meets Alexis. Struck by the beauty, intelligence and unusual behavior of the imaginary peasant woman, Alexei falls in love with the girl, she also responds to him in return.

The case of hunting in the most unexpected manner reconciles the fathers of young people, the landowners of Murom and Berestov. Grigory Ivanovich Muromsky, Lisa's father, invites his neighbors to dinner, where Lizaveta Grigorevna must be officially introduced to her father and son Berestov. The girl in confusion, afraid that Alexey will recognize her, she continues the masquerade, this time disguised in a white, powdered, powdered and stiff "doll." The effect is achieved, involuntarily comparing the two girls, Alexei falls in love with the sweet, simple and so natural Akulina, "turning her gaze away" from Elizaveta Grigorievna.

Meanwhile, the fathers-landlords, wishing not only to prolong their sweet acquaintance, but also to become related, want to marry their children. Alexei is desperate, he decides, in spite of his father's desire, to offer his hand and heart to Akulina, having lost his inheritance and ties with his entourage. To explain with Lizaveta Muromskaya, he comes to her and, finding a girl without makeup, learns in it her favorite Akulina. There comes a happy ending of history.

What is the special charm and attraction of this small work, written by Alexander Pushkin? "The young lady-peasant woman", whose main characters are Liza Muromskaya and Alexei Berestov, are attracted by the description of very vivid images, simple, sincere feelings and direct views of life. Liza and Alexei are ready to overcome the prejudices peculiar to their surroundings, for personal happiness and love.

The story "Pushkin-Peasant Woman" by Pushkin is written in the traditional romantic style. Her composition resembles the popular stories of love stories and novels of the late XVIII - early XIX century. However, "The young lady-peasant woman" of Pushkin in its artistic merits, indisputably, differs from similar analogues. Her characters are very "alive" and charming and, despite the romantic "lining", are very realistic, and their feelings are described with such inimitable depth and charm. The slightly fantastic plot of Pushkin's "The Young Woman-Peasant Woman" makes the reader think about the oddities of human destiny. And it's nice if all the intricacies and "games" end well, but it can be quite different.