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The image of Liza Muromtseva in the story “The Young Lady-Peasant Woman” by A. S. PushkinThe works that are part of the cycle “Belkin's Tales” were created in one of the bright and joyful days of the poet. They are filled with sincere love for a person. The series of stories includes the work “The Young Lady-Peasant Woman”. The theme of the story is the development of the relationship between a girl and a young man who fell in love with each other. Lisa Muromtseva learns from the surrounding people in the estate about the beauty and mind of Berestov Jr. Their families have been at war with each other for a long time. But Lisa's interest is so great that she decides to take a rash step - she dresses up as a commoner in order to secretly look at her neighbor's son. Lisa is a bright and sincere girl. She has a sharp mind and a subtle soul. Like all young ladies of her age, romanticism is inherent in the young lady. In the village where the heroine lives, there are no secular entertainments, so the girl decides on an adventure. Turning into an ordinary peasant woman, she goes to the forest for mushrooms, although in fact Liza pursued other goals. When the young lady entered the forest, the comic mood disappeared somewhere. She felt the approach of something big and joyful in her life. Her heart was beating violently, and her blood froze in her veins. Lisa knew that the young gentleman must definitely come to the forest. Indeed, at this time, the owners of their district have a habit of going hunting. And indeed, young Berestov suddenly appeared, the girl struck up a conversation with him, during which sincere and bright feelings arose between them. Now our hero has forgotten about peace. The beauty and wit of the young peasant woman so sunk into his soul that he could no longer think of anyone else. Our heroine was also captivated by the nobility of the young man. Fate bound forever the souls and hearts of two people. Thus, Akulina (the heroine came up with such a new name for herself) and Alexei began to meet. The young master was more and more attracted by the immediacy and beauty of a new acquaintance. And Lisa coped very well with the role of a simpleton. As you can see, the girl skillfully reincarnated as a peasant woman, so Alexei did not have a drop of doubt about her sincerity. But the feelings of the heroine were not false. What at first seemed like light fun and a joke, over time turned into a serious feeling. But before young people there was an insurmountable barrier - this is social inequality, as it seemed to Berestov. For Lisa, there was also a disappointment - feuding families. After all, she knew that her proud father would never agree to marry her to the son of an enemy. So, young people did not talk about their sad thoughts, but they understood that it was not so easy for them to be together. Lisa could no longer stop her game. She did not know how to confess everything to the young man. Her inexperience and youth played a cruel joke on her. Berestov Jr. acutely felt the pain of a possible loss of the image of a dear person when his father spoke about marriage. He faced a choice - wealth and unloved, or poverty and joy of the heart. After all, a father disinherits his son if he marries a commoner. But
Lesson summary on the topic: “Everything was easy and simple in her”
(The image of Liza Muromskaya in the story "The Young Lady-Peasant Woman")
Compiled by a teacher of Russian language and literature
Lesson Objectives:
On the example of the image of the main character of the story “The Young Lady-Peasant Woman” by Liza Muromskaya, to reveal the “feature of character” and “originality” of provincial (district) young ladies;
Pay special attention to the naturalness, simplicity and spiritual purity of Lisa;
Develop the skills of comparative analysis, working with keywords, commented reading;
Education of an original personality, focused on naturalness and simplicity in communication.
Literature
1., Sheshunova "Tales of Belkin" // Moscow, "Higher School", 1989.
2. The cutter of a young lady at Pushkin // “Literature at school”, 2006, No. 3, pp. 16-19.
3. "Everything about her was easy and simple." "Young lady-peasant-
ka" // "Literature at school", 2006, No. 10, pp. 33-34.
4., Petrovich. Lesson planning. Grade 7 // Saratov, 2013.
During the classes:
1. Org. moment
2. Introductory speech of the teacher:
simple head,
Smiling azure eyes,
And a wayward trick
And the whim of intricate pranks;
Everything in her is so young, so alive,
So different from others
So poetically playful
Like this funny poem of mine.
What heroine did he write about with such tenderness?
About Liza Muromskaya.
Indeed, we are talking about the provincial young lady Liza Muromskaya - the main character of the story "The Young Lady-Peasant Woman".
3. Goal setting (students try to formulate the objectives of the lesson)
4. Work on the topic of the lesson.
Teacher's word: - Provincial young ladies who grew up in the bosom of nature, in the world of books, are Pushkin's favorite heroines. They are practically not affected by secular conventions. They are formed not so much by society as by nature, not so much by simple stories of mothers and aunts, but by books.
What attracts Pushkin to the county ladies?
4.1 "Characteristics" and "originality" of county young ladies.- expressive reading of an excerpt about county young ladies (p. 62);
Working with keywords (in this passage, students should find the keywords with which the author characterizes the county young ladies and secular women)
county ladies secular women
brought up in the open air, scattered beauties;
in the shade of their orchard apple trees; monotonous souls;
privacy; light skill smoothes
freedom; character.
character trait;
originality(dictionary work, see Appendix 2)
What do you think is the main difference between county ladies and secular women? Who is more attractive to the author and why do you think?
secular ladies not in favor of the latter,
thereby emphasizing the soullessness of secular
beauties.
Of course, in the description of the county young ladies, a slight author's irony is felt, but she appreciates in the provincial girls, first of all, "originality" and "characteristics". The character of the provincial young lady Liza Muromskaya, the main character of the story "The Young Lady is a Peasant Woman", is peculiar.
4.2 Characteristics of Liza Muromskaya.
How do we see Lisa at the beginning of the story?
(The students, using the table (see Appendix 1), which they compiled at home, characterize this heroine).
In the course of the story, Lisa changes clothes several times. Remember in what way the heroine appears before Alexei Berestov?
as a peasant.
Why do you think Lisa chooses this image to meet a young man?
She does not want to be recognized, and at the same time she
an image is needed in which she will feel
feel free and natural.
She tries on a peasant woman's outfit because she
Russian peasant life is close, no matter how
her father built her life according to the English model.
Find a passage in the text that describes Lisa's preparation for a date, comment on the behavior and state of mind of the heroine.
“Lisa tried on a new thing and confessed to
a mirror that has never been so sweet to itself
didn't seem to."
Indeed, the "theatrical" peasant outfit is more in line with Liza's soul than the young lady's outfit. Liza, albeit unconsciously, strives to live the life of the people. It is no coincidence that Nastya, and not Miss Jackson, becomes her closest friend, and it is also no coincidence that she appears in her new outfit against the backdrop of rural nature. In such clothes, she does not appear in a noble estate. In the bosom of nature, she meets with Alexei.
Viewing an excerpt from the feature film "The Young Lady-Peasant Woman"), which describes the first date of Liza with Alexei;
Conversation on:
How can you characterize the behavior of Liza-Akulina? How do you think Akulina attracted Alexei's attention? Find confirmation in the text.
“All this, of course, was said on the cres -
Tian dialect; but thoughts and feelings
extraordinary in a simple girl,
hit him."
“They parted, and Alexei, remaining
alone, could not figure out how
a simple village girl on two dates
nia managed to take true power over him "
“The fact is that Alexei, ..., was kind
and an ardent fellow and had a pure heart,
able to feel pleasure
innocence"
Naturalness and simplicity in communication attract Alexei in Akulino. The affectation belongs to another heroine, Betsy, the image of a secular woman with all the attributes of unnaturalness.
4.4 Characteristics of Betsy.
(Using the table, students talk about the appearance, mannerisms and behavior of Lisa-Betsy).
How did Alexei take the daughter of Muromsky's neighbor Betsy?
"She's a freak freak in front of you."
“...began to describe her mistress in such
funny words that Lisa laughed away
Who do you think is more in Liza, Betsy or Akulina? Why?
What do you think the meaning of the title is?
The young lady-peasant is a kind of ideal of Pushkin. In a young lady, education, love for a book are valued, in a peasant woman - naturalness, ease of communication, ease, spiritual purity. It is the purity of Lisa's soul that attracts Alexei and touches the author.
How does the story end? (Retelling).
5. Lesson conclusion:
- "The Young Lady - a Peasant Woman" is a light story built on a real-life basis with a simple plot and a happy ending. Some critics, Pushkin's contemporaries, considered the story frivolous. But they did not notice in it a positive, creative beginning.
The author tried to present to the reader the image of the provincial girl Lisa, "brought up in the open air, in the shade of her garden apple trees", which captivates primarily with its simplicity, naturalness, unspoilt light, purity of soul.
The purity of the soul of heroines attracts heroes and other works, affects their actions. An example is the image of Masha Troekurova from the novel Dubrovsky. But more on that in the next lesson.
6. Reflection
7. Homework: preparation for an essay on the topic “Characteristics of Liza Muromskaya”.
Attachment 1
Lisa, Akulina, Betsy
Appearance | 17 years old, black eyes enlivened her swarthy and very pleasant face | Lisa tried on a new thing and admitted in front of the mirror that she had never seemed so sweet to herself | 1. Liza, his swarthy Liza, was whitened up to her ears, her fake curls were darkened, the waist was drawn like an X; 2. A funny and brilliant young lady. 3. Little white fingers trembled |
Behavior, | 1. Her playfulness and minute pranks delighted her father and drove Madame Jackson, windy, to despair; 2. She tried to walk around the yard barefoot, but the turf pricked her tender feet, and the sand and pebbles seemed unbearable to her. | She repeated her role, bowing low as she walked, and shaking her head several times afterwards. | Lisa coaxed |
“And in the local way, I can speak perfectly” | 1. She spoke in a peasant dialect. 2. All this was said in a peasant dialect; but thoughts and feelings, unusual in a simple girl, struck Alexei | spoke through her teeth, in a singsong voice, and only in French |
|
Attitude towards Alexei | 1. Everyone was more busy with him. 2. According to Nastya, he is surprisingly good, handsome, slender, tall, blush all over his cheek, a spoiled man, a wonderful gentleman, kind and cheerful, loves to chase girls. 3. “How I would like to see him!” 4. "He might think I'm chasing him" 5. She repeated in her mind all the circumstances of the morning meeting, and her conscience began to torment her (p. 68) | 1. ...pretending to be half scared, half shy. 2. Lisa jumped away from him and suddenly assumed a stern and cold look; she said with dignity. 3. .. answered Lisa, trying to free her fingers from Alekseeva's hand. 4. I could not understand how a simple village girl in two Denmark managed to take true power over him. 5. And my Alexei was already in love with no memory, and Lisa was not more indifferent, although more silent than he. Both of them were happy in the present and thought little about the future. 6. ... her vanity was secretly instigated by a dark, romantic hope to finally see the Tugilov landowner at the feet of the daughter of the Priluchinsky blacksmith | Lisa was delighted with the success of her invention |
Annex 2
vocabulary work
Original - original, not like others,
going its own way, independent
in its development.
("Dictionary of the Russian language")
Original - existing by itself or from itself, by its own
forces; independent in man
his personality and properties, as opposed to
everything imitative.
(“Explanatory Dictionary of the Living Great Russian Language”
Lisa Muromskaya is the main character of the story "The Young Lady-Peasant Woman" (cycle).
The image and characteristics of Liza in the story "The Young Lady-Peasant Woman" by Pushkin
Liza Muromskaya - daughter of a landowner:"... Grigory Ivanovich Muromsky ... was a real Russian master ..."Lisa's father, a lover of everything English, calls his daughter in the English manner - Betsy:
".... Lisa (or Betsy, as Grigory Ivanovich usually called her)..."The age of Lisa Muromskaya is 17 years old:
"... She was seventeen years old..."
"... is it possible to determine with accuracy what a seventeen-year-old young lady is thinking about ..."Lisa has a pleasant swarthy face and black eyes:
"... Black eyes enlivened her swarthy and very pleasant face..."
"... the image of a swarthy beauty haunted his imagination even in a dream..."
"...my black-eyed minx..."
"... Lisa, his swarthy Lisa..."The author also makes the following comments about Lisa's appearance:
"... when he touched her little white fingers ... ... he managed to notice a leg, intentionally exposed and shod with all sorts of coquetry ..."
"... Lisa ... no, Akulina, dear dark Akulina, not in a sundress, but in a white morning dress ..."Lisa's mother is dead. When this happened, the author does not specify:
"... at that time, having been widowed, he left ..."Liza is brought up by an English governess, an old maid:
"... His daughter had an English madam ...."
"... drove her Madame Miss Jackson to despair..."Liza has a faithful one who supports the young lady in all pranks:
"... Nastya went after Lisa; she was older, but just as windy as her young lady. Lisa loved her very much, revealed all her secrets to her, and pondered her ideas with her ..."Lisa is her father's only daughter, a "spoiled child". The father admires his daughter's mischief and raises her in complete freedom:
"... She was the only and consequently spoiled child. Her playfulness and minute-by-minute pranks delighted her father ..."
"... Again, some pranks!" said Grigory Ivanovich, laughing. "Well, all right, all right; I agree, do what you want..."
Lisa is a naughty and a minx:
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"...this prank could not have had any consequences...<...>...guess about her frivolous prank..."
"... his daughter's prank seemed so funny to him..."
"...She threw fiery glances at the young naughty..."Lisa is a windy, frivolous girl:
"... Nastya; she was older, but as windy as her young lady..."
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"... Grigory Ivanovich shrugged his shoulders and did not argue with her anymore, for he knew that you would not get anything from her by contradicting her..."Lisa is a proud girl:
"... Moreover, her pride was secretly instigated by a dark, romantic hope..."Lisa speaks French like most nobles. Apparently, she also knows English thanks to an English governess:
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"... ride on horseback; you will surely meet him..."
The love story of Lisa and Alexei
Liza's fathers have been in a quarrel for a long time. Because of this, young people can not meet. Once Lisa pretends to be a peasant Akulina and meets Alexei:"..."What is your name, my soul?" - "Akulina," answered Lisa ... ""Alexei falls in love with the sweet peasant woman Akulina (that is, Lisa). The girl loves him back. For several months, lovers secretly meet in the forest:
"... not even two months had passed, and my Alexei was already in love without memory, and Lisa was not more indifferent, although more silent than him. Both of them were happy in the present and thought little about the future ..."Finally, Alexei accidentally learns that his beloved peasant woman Akulina is the landowner Liza Muromskaya. Probably, after that, the lovers continue to be together and get married:
"... she was so busy that she did not hear how he entered. Alexei could not help exclaiming with joy. Liza shuddered, raised her head, screamed and wanted to run away. He rushed to hold her back. "Akulina, Akulina! .." Lisa tried to get rid of him ... "
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Lisa "in two dates managed to take" over Alexei "true power." A romantic nature, she wanted to "see ... the Tugilovsky landowner at the feet of the daughter of the blacksmith of Priluchinsky" (she introduced herself to Alexei Akulina, the daughter of this blacksmith). Both - both Liza and Alexei - liked the morning meetings in the forest. Therefore, the reconciliation of the fathers was an unpleasant surprise for them. Having learned about the upcoming visit of the Berestovs, Lisa, who did not want to be declassified, quickly found a way out of the situation. She played before her father the scene of “irreconcilable enmity”, which was inherited by her, and “for nothing in the world, for any treasures” did not want to appear before the Berestovs during dinner. The father was adamant, and then Lisa agreed to receive guests, but on the condition that her father would not oppose her whims.
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Prone to inventions, pranks and theatrical disguises, Lisa came up with a new fun: she powdered her swarthy face very much with Miss Jackson's whitewash, blushed “more than Miss Jackson herself”. “Fake curls much lighter than her own hair,” which she put on, “were fluffed up like a Louis XIV wig”, the sleeves of her dress stuck out, “the waist was tied like the letter X, and all her mother’s diamonds, not yet pawned in the pawnshop shone on her fingers and ears. During dinner, Lisa “simply, spoke through her teeth, in a singsong voice, and only in French” - she even changed her voice so as not to reveal her secret. Naturally, Alexei could not recognize his Akulina in this discharged cutesy "doll", and did not feel any desire to continue his acquaintance with Elizabeth of Murom. But meetings with the "beloved" Akulina continued with great pleasure.
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It is not known how long their romantic dates would have continued if the fathers had not agreed among themselves to marry the children and thereby strengthen the friendship that had suddenly begun. Alexei, having learned about this, decided to explain himself to Lisa's father, to confess that he loves another and therefore cannot "make his daughter happy." He did not find Grigory Ivanovich, but the young lady was at home, and Alexei decided to explain himself to her. “He came in... and was dumbfounded! Liza ... no, Akulina, dear dark Akulina, not in a sundress, but in a white morning dress, was sitting in front of the window and reading his letter. Liza, taken by surprise, "shuddered, raised her head, screamed and wanted to run away." But ... "readers will spare me the unnecessary obligation to describe the denouement," says the author. And every time I am glad that the sweet trick of this wonderful young, lively, cheerful and kind girl ended so happily.
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The main characters are insanely modest, overflowing with pure, sincere love and tenderness, which is not given to everyone. Akulina-Lisa really shines with her naivete, pure thoughts, and Alexei is in love with this sweetest creature, according to the very “I don’t want to”, without any vulgarity, without bad motives. The story of such love could serve as an example for modern girls, because one has only to remember the acquaintance of Akulina and Alexei, how she proudly turned away from him and walked away, and he really did work after her. The girl is not intractable, no, she talks to the young master, but modestly, quietly. Her cheeks blazing with shame, these naive huge eyes acted on Alexei like a magnet, and he completely and recklessly fell in love with her, surrendering to the surging feeling with all his soul.
The actors selected for this project exactly match the description of their characters. Elena Korikova, Dmirty Shcherbin, Leonid Kuravlev, Vasily Lanovoy, Ekaterina Rednikova, Lyudmila Artemyeva. Even Stanislav Duzhnikov and Vladimir Episkoposyan are present here. Some actors have already shown themselves in the cinema, and some will be known later, but this does not mean that they played badly, no, on the contrary, they are very believable, giving a special charm to the film. Korikova, small in stature with a beautiful face, got used to the role of Liza-Akulina. The handsome Shcherbin, a tall, stately boy, was very suitable for the role of Alexei, a young master who had recently graduated from his studies, who now wants to serve as a hussar. And their fathers, who were played by Kuravlev and Lanovoy, with all their appearance said that none of them was evil and vindictive, and it was high time to forget about the insults and strife of the past, which they just did. Artemyeva, who plays Liza's teacher in French, is all so unearthly, unusual. She is characterized by extraordinary attire and hairstyles, antics that are not familiar to that time. She fit the role very well. Rednikova, then an unknown actress playing the servant of a young lady, is pure and simple-minded, like all simple village people.
Classics will live forever as long as there are those who appreciate it, as long as there are people like Sakhorov who film, film, and do a truly noble deed. After all, in the modern world, not everyone manages to pick up a book and read immortal stories, stories, classic novels, and then a movie based on the books of the same name comes to the rescue.
The characters of the story The Young Lady-Peasant Woman are bright, each with its own character.
Liza is the daughter of the landowner Muromsky, spoiled by her loving father. She is not stupid, she received an upbringing appropriate to a noblewoman - she speaks fluent French and English, plays music (she hears a melody in the poems presented to her and composes, plays it), rides well, loves to read. She also loves walking - the author emphasizes several times that the girl is "swarthy", tanned. It was not fashionable in the Russian nobility and speaks of its independent character. Describing her appearance, A.S. Pushkin notes that she is sweet, slim, charming. Black eyes add charm to her and make an indelible impression on the young neighbor - the son of the landowner Berestov.
Lisa's attractiveness is not limited to appearance. A cheerful disposition, kindness, a loving heart and at the same time mischief, a penchant for pranks, some frivolity and frivolity complement the image and evoke sympathy for the heroine. The father is touched by everything that she does, the girl knows almost no prohibitions. And, faced with his father's request not to communicate with the neighbors, he finds a way to "obey" and satisfy curiosity. The started prank turns into a serious mutual feeling. The unexpected reconciliation of the neighbors makes it possible for the lovers to unite their destinies, to the happiness of all.
A good, light story with a slightly naive plot. Her characters are pleasant, evoke sincere feelings, they want to empathize, rejoice for them. The story makes it possible to believe in love.
In the history of Russian classical literature, the works of A.S. Pushkin occupy a special place. His poetry and prose opened new pages in the development of the Russian language, style and imagery. The Belkin Tale cycle pays tribute to romanticism and dreams of love. In the story "The Young Lady-Peasant Woman" you can, if you wish, see the motives of European literature, adapted to Russian realities. The conflict of the fathers, which affected the children, acquires a comedic connotation in the story. Hypertrophied Russophilia and Anglomanism, unwillingness to see the essence of man behind external manifestations are phenomena that are also characteristic of modernity.
Sample 2
Lisa is the only daughter of the master Grigory of Murom. She grew up mischievous and adventurous. Her trick of dressing up as a peasant helped her bond with Alexei, whom she was unable to meet because of their parents' disagreements.
Lisa is only seventeen years old, so she is characterized by quirkiness in behavior. Her father did not hold her strictly, on the contrary, spoiled her and indulged in pranks. He himself was very extravagant: he planted an English garden and dressed the grooms as jockeys, which greatly surprised and even angered the neighbors. It is not surprising that he admired her pranks and did not punish: most likely, she grew up as his copy.
Lisa was windy, but at the same time reasonable. She planned her adventures carefully. She discussed all ideas with Nastya, her confidante. Most of the plan, of course, came up with Lisa, and she only helped to carry it out. She prepared well for the meeting with Alexei: she sewed the necessary clothes and rehearsed the role of a peasant woman. This emphasizes her outstanding acting abilities. This is also evidenced by the reincarnation during the reception of the Berestovs in their house. She wanted Alexei not to recognize her, and played a funny pretentious young lady. She apologized to Miss Jackson for the trick with whitewash, realizing that she could offend Madame by stealing her things.
Liza's intelligence also manifests itself when she meets Alexei. She did not let him take control of herself, did not allow unnecessary courtship, and she herself set the rules for their meetings. Alexei was surprised how this young girl took him in so easily. This is because Lisa correctly showed him acceptable boundaries and was not afraid to say that he sometimes behaves tactlessly. Of course, a noble upbringing helped her draw a line between them. However, Lisa did not succumb to his courtship, because she has pride. If we see how Alexei passionately fell in love with her and was worried about this, then the girl showed her feelings with restraint.
Lisa can easily laugh at herself. When Alexei described a meeting with her in the Berestovs' house, when she disguised herself with whitewash so that he would not recognize her, he made fun of the young lady. But Lisa was not offended, only rejoicing that the idea was a success again.
Lisa is a very brave girl. She was not afraid to reincarnate as a peasant woman in order to get to know Alexei. The girl was not taken aback even at the moment when the dogs rushed at her. She did not forget her role and why she came to the grove. She kept herself confident and strict, which conquered Alexei.
Lisa is a brave and mischievous girl, but tactful and strict. She could boldly express her thoughts to both her father and Alexei. Although the author calls her windy, you can see how the girl often behaves reasonably and does not allow herself too much.
An essay about Lisa Muromskaya and her story
In the plot of the story A.S. Pushkin's "The Young Lady-Peasant Woman" is a love story between the main characters. The main character of the work, Lisa Muromskaya, is the daughter of a wealthy landowner. The girl was left without a mother early. She was brought up by a governess and a father who nurtured and spoiled her. Grigory Muromsky surrounded his daughter with care and love.
And now, chance invades this carefree life. A son who received a university education came to a wealthy gentleman neighbor. Alexei Berestov, that was the name of the hero of the story, was not only well educated, but also handsome. All the girls in the area seem to have lost their heads. Each of them certainly wanted to please the young master. But Aleksey answered the interested glances of the girls with complete indifference. He was cold and unapproachable.
Liza, suffering from boredom and consumed by curiosity, decided to look at the hero up close. She certainly wanted to know if he was really as good as the local young ladies praise him. To do this, the heroine of the story changes into a peasant dress and in this form goes to the forest. She was lucky not only to get into the eyes of Berestov Jr., but also to get to know him.
The girl managed to make a positive impression on Alexei. Young people became friends and began to meet. Mutual sympathy made their meetings pleasant. In those days when they could not meet, lovers left notes to each other in the hollow of a tree. Lisa and Alexei each other, but in the way of each of them stood an insurmountable obstacle.
Lisa knew whose son Alex was. And she knew that her friend's father would never want to reconcile with her father. They had been at odds for a long time. Alexei, on the contrary, did not know that Liza was not at all the one she claims to be. When she met him, she didn't even give her name. The social status of the girl prevented the hero from admitting to her and to himself that he was in love. There was no question of marriage.
Fortunately for the young people, the old parents reconciled quite by accident. And it ended with the wedding of the young.
Option 4
The main storyline of A.S. Pushkin's story "The Young Lady-Peasant Woman" is a love story between the main characters.
The girl Lisa is very sweet, cheerful, sociable and carefree. When she was just a child, she lost her mother, so her governess and father are engaged in her upbringing, who does not have a soul in her and constantly pampers her. Lisa during the story is just at the age when femininity and beauty begin to wake up in a girl.
Lisa's life is very carefree, she is surrounded by an atmosphere of love and prosperity. The girl does not know the need for anything, her father surrounds her with attention and care.
However, although Liza's life is wonderful, it is very monotonous, therefore, when the son of a neighboring landowner returns from the university, Liza is very interested in this event. And, having decided to play a game of dressing up, in an outfit, a peasant woman meets a young man, whom she immediately liked very much. Lisa has long dreamed of meeting a young man, but due to the fact that their fathers quarreled many years ago and were still offended by each other, she came up with this number with dressing up. Only now Lisa began to understand that her girlish curiosity had grown into love.
Mutual romantic feelings arise between young people, they begin to meet, only Lisa, not daring to admit her deceit, continues to play the role of a peasant woman, especially since she is excellent at it.
And even when the fathers of the couple in love finally reconcile, Lisa continues to play her role, because she is afraid that no one will understand her. When her lover arrives with his father for dinner at their house, she puts a thick layer of powder on her face and does an awkward hairstyle, and also behaves like a spoiled girl. Her talent as an actress helped her to remain unrecognized by anyone.
And when Lisa met after that with her lover, out of curiosity she asks him if he liked the young lady. And having learned that the young man considered her terrible, and she didn’t even like him at all, she even takes a little offence.
Liza is still a very young girl, therefore, having a childish naivety and spontaneity, she did not know how to tell her beloved about her deceit so that he would not refuse her. But a happy accident came to the rescue, and everything turned out in the best way, and Lisa was waiting for happiness with her loved one.
Essay 5
The main female heroine of Pushkin's story "The Young Lady-Peasant Woman" is Elizaveta Grigoryevna Muromskaya. Her father calls her in English Betsy, because her father himself loves everything English.
Liza lost her mother early and was raised by servants and her father. Her father is a once rich landowner who squandered all his money in Moscow, and now has moved to Priluchino. The girl is not denied anything: her father loves her to the point of madness, allows various pranks and does not have a soul in this child. Lisa grew up to be a very smart, smart and resourceful young lady. Her father even hired an English teacher especially for her.
The story says that Liza has a swarthy face, pleasant appearance and black alluring eyes. Elizaveta Grigorievna is seventeen years old, she is going through that period of growing up when love reigns in every piece of the body and soul of young people. Liza chooses her neighbor's son as the object of her sympathy.
Relations between the Muromsky and Berestov families did not develop very well, the fathers were in a quarrel, but this did not bother Lisa. She was told that Alexei, the son of Berestov, is an extremely charming and sweet guy. She even sent her maid Anastasia to see how Alexei behaves and what he is like. After the maid told Lisa that the gentleman is handsome and well-mannered, that everyone admires him, Lisa proceeds to take action, this characterizes the decisiveness of her character: she does not hesitate, sets a goal and goes towards it.
It is not easy for her to hide her proximity to Alexei, but she succeeds: her mystery and femininity help her in this, with which she charms a young man in the person of an ordinary blacksmith's daughter. Lisa is a very moral and discreet girl, which is confirmed by the fact that apart from walks she and Alexei had nothing.
Liza's resourcefulness is also manifested in the fact that at the evening when the Berestovs came to the Muromskys' house, she changed into English-style clothes, applied a lot of makeup, and Alexei did not recognize in her that Akulina, the blacksmith's daughter, with whom he walked and whom he loved.
The story has a good ending, because when the fathers decide to marry Liza and Alexei, the young man resists and says that he loves another, Akulina, the blacksmith's daughter, but it turns out that Liza is Akulina. Thus, the love of the young and the desire of the ancestors merged, and the situation was resolved without conflict.
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