Czy książki należące do klasyki są nudne? Nie są, a przykładem tego jest niezwykła opowieść Fiodora Dostojewskiego pt. ,,Łagodna". Książka ta nie jest typowym opowiadaniem, ale za to kunszt i precyzyjność Autora są typowe.
Bohater, jak sam Dostojewski o nim pisze we wstępie, jest typem osoby lubiącej mówić do samego siebie, tłumaczyć się przed ,,niewidzialnymi ludźmi"i dodatkowo każde his word to speak as if they were directed to the judge. This is evident in the narrative when the hero returns to, the, masters. "Indeed, at first glance, it can be called if not schizophrenic, although you weirdo. And all of this, if that character is not enough, find themselves in extraordinary circumstances that shock or final loan share. Well, a few hours before she threw herself from the window of the main character's wife. He wonders about the motive of her act. accuses it yourself, it is again. It is not easy for him to come to terms with her loss. In order to even be more interesting and that the reader even more surprised, the whole is not a relation of events, or already known to history, and devising and creating the story only by her husband. He does not know anything. He went home for a while, and after his return he found his wife in the street, a crowd of people around her, and the heart of the great sorrow and anger at the same time led to the onlookers. Now it lies on two linked tables in his house, and he still does not know what happened. It is with this snuciu entire story from scratch, the presentation of the newest history of their common life, the motives of suicide emotions of both women and Dostoyevsky gave a song to his subtitle, fantastic stories. "
As I have said the woman had committed suicide, and her husband moneylender questions the investigation and telling the story of a marriage of both, passes to the appropriate share . In view of this there was continuous silence. His brave stance and its unusual gentleness of mutually exclusive and contrasted. And this silence as we both shared more than approached. This state lasted for months, days, hours, minutes, and even nearly every second of their life together. This silence is what determines a lack of understanding in the relationship. Their quarrels was just silence. Both of them have committed many errors that hushed, were as corrosive rust from the inside. They differ something else - the distance age. He was 41 years old, she and the 16th Man on a good case could be her father. It is known that during adolescence teenage child does not agree with my parents. She was just such a teenager, so that the man with whom she lived, was not her father and husband. Does this difference was the indirect cause of this is that,, Mild, "wanted to shoot a man?
This marriage was not the most successful from the outset. The author perfectly demonstrated this relationship in the monologues of the main character, who tries to speak objectively . indicates his guilt, shows the errors of his beloved. All this is doing to uncover the cause of the suicide of his wife. The circumstances are not fully explained, the hero sets out many of the concepts, but the tension lasts until the end. For if the woman who first sitting in front of an icon of the Mother of God and probably prayed, and then compresses the image and jump with him from a window, may be trivial reason? After suicide in Christianity, especially Catholicism and Orthodoxy in is so strong and the burden of sin, the soul, that almost unimaginable (and especially for eager believers, but for all). Dostoyevsky intrigues, stimulates thinking, amazing wonders and gives rise to reflection. It does not say explicitly, just circling and finally to the reader to be the last word here. Hardest of the whole book, keep in suspense the last page. We're not sure of anything until to the end.
The writer no doubt has talent, and it's huge!
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