(1 option)
Yuri Pavlovich Kazakov is a prose writer of the second half of the twentieth century. The writer has a special ability: to write about typical things, but to characterize them from an unusual side.
In Yuri Kazakov's story "Quiet Morning", two boys are depicted as the main characters: the city dweller Volodya and the simple village boy Yashka. Yashka is a typical resident countryside, a connoisseur of real fishing. The portrait of the hero is remarkable: old pants and shirt, bare feet, dirty fingers. The boy contemptuously reacted to the question of the city Volodya: “Isn’t it too early?” The city boy is the exact opposite of Yashka: he was going fishing in boots. The guys quarreled over a trifle, so they are angry with each other. But Volodya has a softer and more compliant character, so he does not ask unnecessary questions, fearing to anger Yashka even more. Gradually, thanks to Volodya's complete delight from the early morning walk, the tension between the boys subsides, they begin to have a lively conversation about fishing. Yashka readily talks about the peculiarities of biting at dawn, about the fish that is found in the local reservoirs, explains the sounds heard in the forest, and talks about the river.
Future fishing brings the boys closer. Nature, as it were, is in tune with the mood of the characters: it attracts with its beauty. Volodya, like Yashka, begins to feel nature, the gloomy pool of the river frightens with its depth. After some time, Volodya fell into the water. Yashka, seeing that his partner is drowning, makes the only right decision: he rushes into cold water to save Volodya: “Feeling that he was about to suffocate, Yashka rushed to Volodya, grabbed him by the shirt, closed his eyes, hastily pulled Volodya’s body up ... Without releasing Volodya’s shirt, he began to push him to the shore. Swimming was hard. Feeling the bottom under his feet, Yashka put Volodya on the shore with his chest, his face in the grass, he heavily climbed out himself and pulled Volodya out. Yashka's tears at the end of the story testify to the great relief experienced by the hero. Seeing Volodya’s smile, Yashka “roared, roared bitterly, inconsolably, shaking with his whole body, choking and ashamed of his tears, he wept for joy, from the fear experienced, from the fact that everything ended well ...”.
Both heroes from Y. Kazakov's story "Quiet Morning" showed themselves with better side, and Yashka saved his friend like a real hero.
(Option 2).
There are two main characters in the story - Yashka and Volodya. Yashka is a village boy, completely independent, well aware of fishing places, many times he went to thrushes. Volodya is a Moscow schoolboy who never held a fishing rod in his hands, never caught birds.
The guys got up early to go fishing. Yashka got up two hours earlier, dug up worms and woke up Volodya. He, although he was looking forward to this morning, almost ruined both Yashka and himself fishing, since he had not yet woken up.
Children look at the little things in life differently. Yashka despises the Muscovite for going fishing in boots: “I should have contacted this Muscovite, who, probably, hasn’t even seen fish in his eyes, goes fishing in boots! ..” For Volodya, walking barefoot means showing off: “Just think, the importance of walking barefoot is great! What imaginations!” The feeling of resentment does not prevent Volodya from being ashamed of his awkwardness and admiring Yashka's tan, clothes, and gait. And Yashkin's anger was softened by Volodya's confession that he had never fished. They just almost got into a fight, and immediately they are enthusiastically discussing the prospects for future night fishing. Not embarrassed by his ignorance, a Muscovite asks about everything that is interesting and incomprehensible to him. Yashka answers in detail, without asking or teasing. Volodya enjoys the morning: “How nice and easy it is to breathe, how you want to run along this soft road, rush at full speed, bouncing and squealing with delight!” Finally we came to a fishing place, a pool in which none of the locals bathe, because it is deep, the water is cold, and Mishka Kayunenok is lying that octopuses are found there. Volodya clumsily throws, and the fishing line clings to the willow. Yashka, swearing at the inept Muscovite, himself missed the fish. Volodya at first not so much catches as follows the struggle of Yashka with a large bream, his "heart was beating furiously", and then, unable to maintain balance in the struggle with his fish, falls into the pool. At first, Yashka swears (“Damn stupid!”), Then he takes a clod of earth to throw in the face of the clumsy as soon as he emerges, but in the next moment he realizes that Volodya is drowning.
Saving Volodya is the merit of Yasha, he himself would not have got out, and at some point Yasha no longer believed that Volodya would survive.
This scene, of course, characterizes Yasha, here he becomes the main character of the story. At first, Yasha automatically backed away from the water, firstly, so as not to fall off himself, and secondly, because he remembered the stories about the octopus. Then, “driven by terrible sounds,” he rushed to the village for help, but stopped, “as if stumbling, feeling that it was impossible to escape,” there was no one to rely on. When Yashka returned, Volodya had already disappeared under the water. Overcoming himself, Yasha "shouted and rolled down", "jumped into the water, swam up to Volodya in two strokes, grabbed his hand." Volodya clung to Yasha and almost drowned him. Pulling the Muscovite away from him, Yasha swam away and caught his breath. So everything around was beautiful, the morning was so quiet, “and meanwhile, just now, quite recently, a terrible thing happened - a man just drowned, and it was he, Yashka, who hit him, drowned him.”
The author does not describe Yasha's feelings at this moment. Volodya is no longer visible, and Yashka has to dive to find him. There is no description of feelings here, there is only a description of actions: “Yashka blinked, let go of the sedge, moved his shoulders under his wet shirt, breathed deeply, intermittently and dived.” It turned out that Volodya got entangled with his foot in the tall grass. Yasha, out of breath, swam out himself and pulled Volodya out. But the tests didn't end there. Yashka began to do artificial respiration - it does not help. It became even more terrible, because everything turned out to be in vain: "I would run away somewhere, hide, just not to see this indifferent, cold face." You can't run away, there's no one to help you. And the boy acts again, does everything he can and knows: “Yashka sobbed in horror, jumped up, grabbed Volodya by the legs, pulled him up as far as he could, and, turning purple from the effort, began to shake.” Water gushed out of Volodya's mouth when the exhausted Yasha wanted to "drop everything and run wherever his eyes look." Not every adult would force himself to do what he could for it. a short time Yashka. And again, Yashka reacts to the situation in stages: at first, “he didn’t love anyone now more than Volodya,” and then tears poured from his eyes. Both guys came to their senses, both in shock from what had happened. The only thing that can now, horrified and surprised, Volodya say: “How am I drowning!” ah…”
And all this happened to them in a short time, in the morning. During these few hours, especially during the few minutes that passed in the struggle for Volodya's life, we learned what kind of person Yasha would be when he grew up, how he would behave in a critical situation.
Plan
Introduction
Yu.P. Kazakov characterizes the main characters of the story: Yashka and Volodya.
Main part
The relationship between boys.
The description of events unfolds against the backdrop of nature.
Description of Yashka.
Description of Volodya.
Conclusion
The main artistic device used by the writer to describe the characters is the characterization of actions.
Arguing over the problems of conscience, honor and duty, love for one's neighbor, the author characterizes the main characters of the story: Yashka and Volodya, describes their relationship.
Solving the problem of the relationship between the boys among themselves, the writer prepared for his heroes a difficult test. Volodya almost drowned, and if not for the courageous act of Yashka, something irreparable could have happened. The description of the events that happened to the boys unfolds against the backdrop of nature. The story "Quiet morning" Yu.P. Kazakov begins with a description of the early morning and fog that almost completely covered the village. Volodya, a city dweller, and Yashka, a simple village boy, are going fishing together. Going to go fishing early in the morning, Yashka feels like an adult, a real expert in fishing. Volodya, who is not accustomed to getting up so early in the city, still cannot fully share all the delights of Yashka. Describing Yashka, the author characterizes his attitude to everything that happens around him. He treats his city friend somewhat condescendingly, since he does not know the elementary things known to every village boy. Volodya is a city dweller who has never fished, never seen real fogs, never woke up so early; Yashka has been living in the village since childhood, walks barefoot, catches fish, knows how to communicate with nature. Yashka grew up in nature, so he subtly feels and knows how to understand it. Landscape is one of the artistic techniques that helps to describe the characters. Yashka said that a loud crack in the field means the sound of a tractor, that they have all kinds of fish in the river; determined the voices of birds; explained how to catch a thrush. All changes in Yashka's mood are now related to fishing. He wants to show himself as a real expert in fishing. Volodya, on the contrary, does not know much about the life of nature. His way of life in the city is far from comprehension natural phenomena, so he is clumsy, loses his balance and falls into the water.
To understand the character of Yashka, the act that he committed, realizing that Volodya was drowning, is very important. At first, Yashka experienced fear, but then, overcoming his fear, he jumped into the water. Then Yashka is terrified that Volodya will drown him; then again the desire to save Volodya. The author very subtly conveys all the feelings that Yashka experiences after saving Volodya: “Yashka crawled to the side and looked at Volodya in a relaxed way. He loved no one now more than Volodya, nothing in the world was dearer to him than this pale, frightened and suffering face. A timid, loving smile shone in Yashka's eyes, he looked tenderly at Volodya ... ".
chief artistic technique, which is used by the writer to describe the characters, is a characteristic of actions.
(1 option)
Yuri Pavlovich Kazakov is a prose writer of the second half of the twentieth century. The writer has a special ability: to write about typical things, but to characterize them from an unusual side.
In Yuri Kazakov's story "Quiet Morning", two boys are depicted as the main characters: the city dweller Volodya and the simple village boy Yashka. Yashka is a typical resident of the countryside, a connoisseur of real fishing. The portrait of the hero is remarkable: old pants and shirt, bare feet, dirty fingers. The boy was scornful
To the question of the city Volodya: "Isn't it too early?" The city boy is the exact opposite of Yashka: he was going fishing in boots. The guys quarreled over a trifle, so they are angry with each other. But Volodya has a softer and more compliant character, so he does not ask unnecessary questions, fearing to anger Yashka even more. Gradually, thanks to Volodya's complete delight from the early morning walk, the tension between the boys subsides, they begin to have a lively conversation about fishing. Yashka readily talks about the peculiarities of biting at dawn, about the fish that is found in the local reservoirs, explains the sounds heard in the forest, and talks about the river.
Future fishing brings the boys closer. Nature, as it were, is in tune with the mood of the characters: it attracts with its beauty. Volodya, like Yashka, begins to feel nature, the gloomy pool of the river frightens with its depth. After some time, Volodya fell into the water. Yashka, seeing that his partner is drowning, makes the only right decision: he rushes into the cold water to save Volodya: “Feeling that he was about to suffocate, Yashka rushed to Volodya, grabbed his shirt, closed his eyes, hastily pulled Volodya’s body up ... Without releasing Volodya’s shirt , he began to push him to the shore. Swimming was hard. Feeling the bottom under his feet, Yashka put Volodya on the shore with his chest, his face in the grass, he heavily climbed out himself and pulled Volodya out. Yashka's tears at the end of the story testify to the great relief experienced by the hero. Seeing Volodya’s smile, Yashka “roared, roared bitterly, inconsolably, shaking with his whole body, choking and ashamed of his tears, he wept for joy, from the fear experienced, from the fact that everything ended well ...”.
Both heroes from Y. Kazakov's story "Quiet Morning" showed their best side, and Yashka saved his friend like a real hero.
(Option 2).
There are two main characters in the story - Yashka and Volodya. Yashka is a village boy, completely independent, well aware of fishing places, many times he went to thrushes. Volodya is a Moscow schoolboy who never held a fishing rod in his hands, never caught birds.
The guys got up early to go fishing. Yashka got up two hours earlier, dug up worms and woke up Volodya. He, although he was looking forward to this morning, almost ruined both Yashka and himself fishing, since he had not yet woken up.
Children look at the little things in life differently. Yashka despises the Muscovite for going fishing in boots: “I should have contacted this Muscovite, who, probably, hasn’t even seen fish in his eyes, goes fishing in boots! ..” For Volodya, walking barefoot means showing off: “Just think, the importance of walking barefoot is great! What imaginations!” The feeling of resentment does not prevent Volodya from being ashamed of his awkwardness and admiring Yashka's tan, clothes, and gait. And Yashkin's anger was softened by Volodya's confession that he had never fished. They just almost got into a fight, and immediately they are enthusiastically discussing the prospects for future night fishing. Not embarrassed by his ignorance, a Muscovite asks about everything that is interesting and incomprehensible to him. Yashka answers in detail, without asking or teasing. Volodya enjoys the morning: “How nice and easy it is to breathe, how you want to run along this soft road, rush at full speed, bouncing and squealing with delight!” Finally we came to a fishing place, a pool in which none of the locals bathe, because it is deep, the water is cold, and Mishka Kayunenok is lying that octopuses are found there. Volodya clumsily throws, and the fishing line clings to the willow. Yashka, swearing at the inept Muscovite, himself missed the fish. Volodya at first not so much catches as follows the struggle of Yashka with a large bream, his "heart was beating furiously", and then, unable to maintain balance in the struggle with his fish, falls into the pool. At first, Yashka swears (“Damn stupid!”), Then he takes a clod of earth to throw in the face of the clumsy as soon as he emerges, but in the next moment he realizes that Volodya is drowning.
Saving Volodya is the merit of Yasha, he himself would not have got out, and at some point Yasha no longer believed that Volodya would survive.
This scene, of course, characterizes Yasha, here he becomes the main character of the story. At first, Yasha automatically backed away from the water, firstly, so as not to fall off himself, and secondly, because he remembered the stories about the octopus. Then, “driven by terrible sounds,” he rushed to the village for help, but stopped, “as if stumbling, feeling that it was impossible to escape,” there was no one to rely on. When Yashka returned, Volodya had already disappeared under the water. Overcoming himself, Yasha "shouted and rolled down", "jumped into the water, swam up to Volodya in two strokes, grabbed his hand." Volodya clung to Yasha and almost drowned him. Pulling the Muscovite away from him, Yasha swam away and caught his breath. So everything around was beautiful, the morning was so quiet, “and meanwhile, just now, quite recently, a terrible thing happened - a man just drowned, and it was he, Yashka, who hit him, drowned him.”
The author does not describe Yasha's feelings at this moment. Volodya is no longer visible, and Yashka has to dive to find him. There is no description of feelings here, there is only a description of actions: “Yashka blinked, let go of the sedge, moved his shoulders under his wet shirt, breathed deeply, intermittently and dived.” It turned out that Volodya got entangled with his foot in the tall grass. Yasha, out of breath, swam out himself and pulled Volodya out. But the tests didn't end there. Yashka began to do artificial respiration - it does not help. It became even more terrible, because everything turned out to be in vain: "I would run away somewhere, hide, just not to see this indifferent, cold face." You can't run away, there's no one to help you. And the boy acts again, does everything he can and knows: “Yashka sobbed in horror, jumped up, grabbed Volodya by the legs, pulled him up as far as he could, and, turning purple from the effort, began to shake.” Water gushed out of Volodya's mouth when the exhausted Yasha wanted to "drop everything and run wherever his eyes look." Not every adult would force himself to do what Yashka could do in this short time. And again, Yashka reacts to the situation in stages: at first, “he didn’t love anyone now more than Volodya,” and then tears poured from his eyes. Both guys came to their senses, both in shock from what had happened. The only thing that can now, horrified and surprised, Volodya say: “How am I drowning!” ah…”
And all this happened to them in a short time, in the morning. During these few hours, especially during the few minutes that passed in the struggle for Volodya's life, we learned what kind of person Yasha would be when he grew up, how he would behave in a critical situation.
Yuri Pavlovich Kazakov is a prose writer from whose pen not a single remarkable work has come out. A writer of the second half of the twentieth century, who could show typical things from a completely different angle. He was good at conveying to the reader main idea their works, which are read easily and with interest. For example, today we were lucky to get acquainted with one of Kazakov's stories "Quiet Morning".
Quiet morning Cossacks summary
The story "Quiet Morning" tells us about two boys who went fishing early in the morning. A terrible thing happened there. The boy Volodya from the city, who came to his friend Yashka in the village, fell into the river. Seeing this incident, Yashka first ran away from the fishing place, as he was very scared. But, already in the meadow, he realized that he was the only hope for saving a friend, because there was not a soul nearby. Having overcome all his fears, fear for himself and his life, fear for the life of a friend, he jumped to a friend who was already under water and saved Volodya by giving him first aid. After, the boys sobbed for a long time, but they were tears of joy from a successful ending.
Here in the story different situations are intertwined. Here and boasting, and resentment, and a quarrel, the problems of duty, conscience, and love for one's neighbor are affected. All events take place against the backdrop of nature, which was calm. Even when one of the heroes was drowning, nature remained still calm, the sun rose and began to shine brightly, everything around breathed silence and peace, “a quiet morning stood above the earth, but meanwhile, just now, quite recently, a terrible thing happened.” Here, “Quiet Morning” is contrasted with the events that took place in the story, and this was done in order to convey as vividly as possible the horror that the boys experienced.
Kazakov Silent morning heroes
In Kazakov's story "Quiet Morning" the main characters are two boys. Volodya is a resident from Moscow who went fishing in boots. He did not know anything about fishing, as well as about rural life, so everything was interesting for him.
Yashka is a typical villager who knows everything and who is like a fish in water. He likes to taunt Volodya, to play a joke, while he told a lot of stories about the life of rural children. Yashka is a connoisseur of fishing, one of the best, who managed to show heroism and did not leave Volodya.
The heroes of the story “Quiet Morning” by Kazakov, by their example, teach us never and under no circumstances to leave our friends in trouble no matter what.
Plan
The plan of the story "Quiet Morning" by Kazakov will allow you to quickly recall the plot and the events taking place.
1. Yashka is getting ready for early fishing
2. Yashka wakes up Volodya
3. The boys go fishing
4. Stories on the way to the river
5. Terrible case: Volodka is drowning
6. Yashka saves a friend
7. Happy ending.
Title of the work: Quiet morning
Year of writing: 1954
Genre of work: story
Main characters: two boys - rural Yashka and urban Volodya.
The plot of the fascinating work of Yuri Kazakov about the possibility of the existence of true friendship between completely dissimilar children will reveal summary story "Quiet morning" for the reader's diary.
Plot
No matter how hard it is, Yashka gets up early: gets dressed, has breakfast, digs worms and runs to wake up his new friend from Moscow - Volodya. Having quenched their thirst with well water, the boys go fishing to the whirlpool, which is considered the most “fishy” place.
Yashka missed the first fish, but very soon pulled a huge bream out of the water. Suddenly, a lump of earth from under Volodya's feet slides into a pool. The city kid finds himself in the water and desperately floundering. Yashka rushes to help and pulls him ashore. To clear his lungs of water, Yashka lifts Volodya's legs up and shakes him as best he can. Water flows from the mouth of the drowning boy, a spasm passes through his muscles, he groans and comes to his senses. Realizing that everything is behind, Yashka starts to roar. Following him, Volodya roared.
Conclusions (my opinion)
At first, two dissimilar boys were connected by a common cause - a passion for fishing. Now, after an accident on the water, their friendship is sure to become much stronger. It is unlikely that reasonable Volodya will be able to forget how his friend rushed into a dangerous pool to rescue him.
