My impressions of G.K. Andersen's fairy tale The Snow Queen»

I really liked G. K. Andersen's fairy tale "The Snow Queen". It tells about how childhood love and sincere friendship helped to dispel the evil spell of the cruel mistress of the snow kingdom. A small piece of ice that got into Kai's eye made the boy angry and cruel. He began to quarrel with Gorda, and his heart became deaf to someone else's grief. Therefore, he became an easy prey for the Snow Queen, who decided to take the boy forever and settle him far from his father's house. But Gerda did not want to give her friend to the evil queen. She went through all the trials that fate sent her. Overcoming obstacles, she reached a cold country.

Only a kind heart, sincere feelings helped the girl get to the kingdom. Everyone who met her tried to help, support her.

This story taught me a lot. Evil and cruel people cannot have friends, it is difficult for them to communicate with others. They are feared, they are not trusted, they try to avoid them. People say: "Many friends - few problems." Only friends will always come to the rescue.

Sometimes it becomes annoying when a friend betrays. But in the fairy tale "The Snow Queen" it is friendship that helps the girl find Kai and melt his heart. When Kai felt that Gerda was crying on his chest, he seemed to wake up from a long and cold sleep. I saw that I was in an unfamiliar place, among beautiful but cold blocks of ice. And again, friendship helped two friends - they were able to defeat the evil Snow Queen and get home. And at home, they again began to admire their wonderful roses, which they had grown together. And the flowers bloomed even better, since it is friendship and mutual assistance that become the basis for a happy life.

The main character of the fairy tale by H.H. Andersen is the girl Gerda. She was friends with a boy named Kai who lives next door. Their friendship was so strong that they considered each other brother and sister. But one day a misfortune happened to Kai: tiny fragments of a crooked mirror, which was once made by an evil troll, got into his heart and into his eye. And Kai began to see everything around in an unsightly form, and his heart was half frozen. He turned into an angry, obnoxious boy, mocking people. But Gerda continued to love him like a brother.

And one winter, Kai tied his sled to someone's rich sled for a ride. But the sleigh took him away from his home. The Snow Queen rode in this sleigh. She kissed Kai, and his heart went completely cold. And the boy went to the palace of the Snow Queen, which was located at the very North Pole.

The adults decided that Kai was dead, but Gerda did not believe it. She went in search of her named brother. Many trials fell to her lot. One old woman really wanted to keep Gerda at home, and for this she combed the girl's hair with a witch's comb so that she would forget about Kai. But the girl managed to escape from the old woman. Then one raven took her to the palace, where the princess and the prince, who looked very much like Kai, lived. They gave Gerda a golden carriage, horses and rich clothes, so that it would be easier for her to look for her brother. But the forest robbers captured the carriage, and Gerda was also captured by them. She became a living toy for the daughter of the most important robber.

In the castle of the robbers, Gerda learned from the wood pigeons that Kai lives in the palace of the Snow Queen.

Gerda told the little robber her story, and she let her go in search of her brother, putting her on a reindeer, who also lived in captivity by the robbers. The deer first brought her to Lapland, where an old Lapland woman lived. She gave her a letter to her friend who lives in Finland. And the old Finn told Gerda how to get to the Snow Queen's palace.

Finding herself in the possessions of the Snow Queen, the girl found Kai, who sat indifferently at the puzzle, composing the word "eternity" from the ice. She wept with joy, and her tears melted the frozen heart of the boy. Waking up from oblivion, he also wept, and tears washed out of his eye a piece of the witch's mirror. Kai recognized Gerda and was delighted with her. They left the Snow Queen's domain and returned home safely.

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The main meaning of the fairy tale "The Snow Queen" is that nothing can interfere with true friendship and love. A strong attachment to loved ones can give tremendous strength to a person, allowing him to endure any trials. The fairy tale "The Snow Queen" teaches to be patient and persistent in achieving the goal, never give up and never give up on what was planned.

In the fairy tale, I liked Gerda, a stubborn and purposeful girl. And also a little robber. Growing up among evil people who live by robberies, she managed to retain the ability for compassion and mercy and helped Gerda escape from captivity. Such actions are worthy of respect no less than Gerda's perseverance in the search for Kai.

What proverbs are suitable for the fairy tale "The Snow Queen"?

A friend in need is a friend indeed.
Who seeks will find.
The heart is not a stone - it melts.

The writing

The fairy tale of P. P. Ershov “The Little Humpbacked Horse” is a large poem in three parts. The 1st part tells how Ivan got the Little Humpbacked Horse and two magnificent horses and how he became the royal groom. In the 2nd part, Ivan, at the behest of the king, gets the Firebird, and then the Tsar Maiden. In the 3rd part, he visits the Sun and the Moon and takes out a precious ring from the bottom of the ocean. At the end of the tale, he becomes king and marries the Tsar Maiden.

The protagonist of the work - Ivan the Fool - honestly serves the absurd king. The king is cruel and despotic. All his thoughts are not about caring for the state, but about just marrying the beautiful Tsar Maiden. There is a lot of irony in the descriptions of this unfortunate ruler: he is ridiculous and stupid in his belief that he will become young again. Ivan the Fool had to put in a lot of work, show courage and perseverance in order to fulfill the royal orders.

But justice has triumphed (the scene of the heroes bathing in boiling cauldrons). The tsar dies ingloriously, and Ivan becomes handsome and the owner of everything that he himself obtained for the tsar. Of course, not without the magical power of the Humpbacked Horse. The little humpbacked horse is not a servant, but a comrade of Ivan, his wonderful assistant, who will not only help out of trouble in difficult times, but also tell - as to each other - the bitter truth.

The meaning of the tale is in irony, in jest, in direct satire: those who want to get rich do not get wealth. And Ivan the Fool achieved everything because he lived honestly, was generous and always remained true to his duty and word. In the work attracts everything: and main character Ivan the Fool, and his faithful friend The Little Humpbacked Horse, and the description of miracles, the rhythm of the verse, and the beauty of the poetic word.

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Why did I like the Russian folk tale "Morozko"?

Why did I like the Russian folk tale "Morozko"?

In a small village, on the outskirts, there was a hut. There lived a grandfather, a woman and two girls. One of them was the stepdaughter, and the other was the old woman's own daughter. The stepdaughter watered and fed the cattle, and carried firewood, carried water to the hut, and stoked the stove, but you can’t please the old woman with anything. In addition to the fact that the stepdaughter was hardworking, she had a kind heart and a beautiful face.

She was used to being mistreated by her stepmother, but it did not harden her. The girl patiently endured the trials that Morozko prepared for her in the forest. And she got into the forest through the malicious intent of the old woman, who hoped that the bitter frost would destroy her stepdaughter.

It seemed to be so. Frost descended lower and lower, crackling and clicking more and more. When he slyly asked if the girl was warm, she did not just answer: "warmly." The girl called her tormentor “Frost”, “father”, one could feel respect for the owner of the forest in her. And Morozko descended lower and lower, crackling more and more. The girl did not give a sign that she was completely unbearable to endure the cold. And again she did not harden and continued to speak kind words: “Frost”, “dear”. How could Frost not take pity on the girl! He wrapped her in warm fur coats, warmed her with duvets.

When the old woman saw her stepdaughter in a sable coat, gold, silver, and even with a box of rich gifts, she wanted to see her daughter with such gifts. So she sent the old man and his daughter to the forest. Only the daughter was pampered, not accustomed to work. She got angry at Morozko, uttered nasty words to him: “Get lost, damned!” So he froze her to death.

Of course, I feel sorry for the old woman's daughter. Cruelty to others always comes back to the offender. The old woman was cruel to her stepdaughter, and her daughter paid for it with her life. The old woman began to cry, but it's too late.

What I like about a fairy tale is what it teaches: an evil person cannot be happy, and will always pay for the evil that he causes to people.