Biography of the Dubrovsky character

In this unfinished work, we are talking about two warring noble families and love between their descendants: Vladimir Dubrovsky and Masha Troekurova. The story of the creation of the plot is the real story that a friend told Pushkin. One poor nobleman sued the land with a neighbor and as a result was supplanted from his own estate. Left without land, but with the peasants, he organized a gang and began to rob.

Pushkin used this material almost entirely, changing only the name of the protagonist. Alexander Pushkin received the name of the robber novel in the year, during the first publication, and it was not given by the author, but by the publisher. Work on the work was started in the year, and the last chapter was written in February. The author did not have time to finish the work and prepare it for printing.

Literature notes that in this novel by Pushkin there are many moments and situations similar to those that can be found in the works of Walter Scott and other Western European works of such a genre written at that time. The plot of a brief description of the plot of the novel is as follows: the father of the protagonist, the poor retired lieutenant Andrei Gavrilovich, lives in the neighborhood with a former colleague, a rich general in retired Troekurov.

At the beginning of the work, the relationship between the neighbors is portrayed by friendly. Troekurov, however, is shown by a cruel and wayward person, with whims, a tyrant, before which officials and neighbors are scattered. It is enough to say that Troekurov usually has to unexpectedly lock their own guests in the same room with a hungry bear and gives it like a joke.

Kirila Petrovich Troekurov Andrei Gavrilovich Dubrovsky - a nobleman and an independent person, the owner of the estate, but does not have much means. Once the neighbors quarrel. The beginning of the disagreement is the impudent behavior of the Troekurovsky servant, and it ends with the fact that Troekurov, having bribed the court, takes the estate from Dubrovsky with impunity.

Right in the courtroom, Andrei Gavrilovich goes crazy, and his son Vladimir, who serves in the guard in the rank of cornet and lives at that time in St. Petersburg, is now forced to return home. At home, the hero finds his father in serious condition. Soon he dies, and the noble hero, fulfilled by the thirst for revenge, sets fire to his own estate, which now passed into the hands of a neighbor-one.

Judicial officials who arrived in the former Dubrovsky estate in order to issue the transfer of property also die in the fire. This is the answer to the question why Dubrovsky became the robber. The hero after he broke with the law in this way has no choice left. Vladimir Dubrovsky with peasants Dubrovsky turns into a local Robin Hood, and the surrounding landowners tremble in horror in front of him.

The hero of the villain Troekurov, however, bypasses. Once the hero comes across a French teacher who goes to Troekurov to enter the service. Dubrovsky captivates this man and, under his name, enters the house of the enemy, where he begins to play the role of a tutor. Troekurov is trying to crank up his favorite joke with Dubrovsky with a bear, but the hero kills the beast, shooting him in his ear.

Masha, the seventeen -year -old daughter of Troekurov, is imbued with Dubrovsky. The father is going to marry the girl against the will of a certain prince Vereisky, an old man of fifty years. The hero is trying to prevent an unwanted marriage of his lover, but is late. Armed robbers, led by Dubrovsky, catch up with a wedding motorcade when he travels from the church and follows the Veresky estate, that is, after the marriage is concluded.

Masha refuses to consider herself free and accept the help of Dubrovsky, because from her point of view it was too late, the wedding took place, fate was a foregone conclusion. Masha Troekurov Vereisky inflicts the wound to Dubrovsky and finds himself in the hands of the robbers, but the hero tells not to touch him. The gang led by Dubrovsky goes back into the forests and is facing the soldiers who comb the area.

The robbers come out of this battle with the winners, but the government continues to hunt for them, and the hero spreads the gang, and runs abroad. Pushkin made several sketches to the final, third of that of the novel, but this work was never created. According to researchers, Dubrovsky was supposed to return to Russia after the death of the husband of Masha, Prince Vereisky, probably under the guise of an Englishman.

However, someone writes a denunciation on the hero, and reunification plans with a lover are at risk. The image and character of Pushkin gives a bright portrait of Dubrovsky. This is a young man of twenty -three years old, medium height, beardless, brown -eyed, bulky, with a straight nose and pale skin, with a sonorous voice. He knows how to make a magnificent impression.

The hero’s mother dies early, and the father is engaged in the upbringing of Vladimir in childhood. Later, the hero goes to Petersburg, where he studies in the Cadet Corps, and after the release is enrolled in the guard in the rank of cornet. He serves in the infantry regiment stationed in St. Petersburg. Dubrovsky demonstrates such qualities as courage, generosity, kindness, mind, courage, generosity.Living in St.

Petersburg, the hero, despite the limited means of the family, thinks little about the future and leads a wasteful lifestyle, plays cards and lies in debt. The waltz can deftly, knows how to play the piano and is vague on the hunt. Vladimir Dubrovsky his father knew little, because from his youth he lived in St. Petersburg and talked little with his parent. Nevertheless, Dubrovsky is cordially attached to him and is heavily experienced by a tragic disease, and later the death of his father.

For the sake of the father, the hero leaves the service. The peasants treat the young owner with respect and join him when Vladimir decides to become a robber. Having risen on the curve path, the hero continues to demonstrate nobility: he robs not everyone, but only known in the district of the Bogatians, and does not lose his life. Love Love Love Masha and Dubrovsky is simple. The young heroine, who grew up in French novels, lives with dreams of “beautiful” love.

Among people who are entering the Troekurov house, there is not a single suitable candidate for the role of an ardent lover with whom Masha would like to connect life. The men around the heroine are mainly interested in hunting, money, drink - mundane and non -romantic things. The young tutor-French, under the guise of which is hidden by Dubrovsky, is not like those who the girl had to know before.

Vladimir Dubrovsky and Masha Troekurova Masha falls in love with him after an episode with a bear. Dubrovsky looks in the eyes of the heroine a brave and proud hero who “does not intend to endure resentment” is an atypical behavior for the tutor, that is, a person of the kind to which in the Troekurov family it is customary to treat with neglect. Dubrovsky himself, for the sake of love for Masha, refuses the plans of revenge, which he used to cherish before, entering Troekurov to serve under someone else's larva.

Later, Dubrovsky is revealed to Masha and reports who he is actually like that. This discovery scares the girl. Masha is known about Dubrovsky’s hatred to Troekurov, the father of the heroine. Dubrovsky, despite the hostility to the parent of Masha, nourishes tender feelings for her and convinces the girl of her own sincerity. The hero is going to run with his lover when he learns about Troekurov’s plans for the wedding, but the case breaks their plans.

The film adaptation of the first film adaptation of the novel “Dubrovsky” was a black and white American film called “Eagle”. This is a dumb movie of the year with a plot that is very converted relative to the book. The role of Dubrovsky is played by the famous actor and sex symbol of the silent cinema Rudolf Valentino. In the film, Cornet Dubrovsky, handsome officer-officer of the imperial guard, rejects the love claims of Empress Catherine II, who is trying to seduce the proud young man.

Rudolph Valentino, in the role of Dubrovsky, after that the hero becomes an outcast, leaves the army and returns home, where he finds his father at death, and family property and land in the hands of the villain Kirill Troekurov. The hero’s father dies in his arms, and Vladimir himself, catching up with a thirst for revenge, collects a gang of horse bandits and, under the name, the Black Eagle is taken to protect the oppressed and poor, like Robin Hood.

In the finale, the hero, with the connivance of the loving empress, runs abroad with Masha, avoiding the death sentence. This is still a black and white film, but this time the screenwriter strictly follows the plot of the novel. The role of Dubrovsky was played by Boris Livanov. The plot is noticeably changed again. In this version, Dubrovsky, along with the gang of robbers, riding riding into the Troekurov estate right before the wedding, when Masha had to marry her will.

Dubrovsky kills a smoking bridegroom who is called “Prince Sergey” in the film. The carriage of Troekurov, in which he tries to escape from Dubrovsky with his daughter, breaks into the ravine, Troekurov dies, and Masha and Dubrovsky are happily reunited. Mikhail Efremov in the role of Dubrovsky, the first color film adaptation of the novel was released in the year under the name "noble robber Vladimir Dubrovsky." This is a four -part Russian -made melodrama, where Mikhail Efremov acted as Dubrovsky.

There are no forms with the plot here, the action develops in accordance with the Pushkin canon. Danila Kozlovsky in the role of Dubrovsky not so long ago, in the year, a full -length film was released and his five -part version for television called Dubrovsky with Danila Kozlovsky in the title role. The action takes place in modern Russia. Dubrovsky turns into a Moscow Carrier Lawyer, who hangs through fashion clubs.

The hero’s father is a retired colonel, and Masha Troekurova is a graduate of the English college and the daughter of a businessman. Quotes "We must live in the law of the people." Yes, I am the unfortunate that your father deprived a piece of bread, kicked out of his fatherly house and sent to rob on large roads. But you do not need to be afraid of me - neither for yourself or for him.

It's over. I forgave him. Listen, you saved him. "