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Many works of A.S. are devoted to the problem of fidelity and betrayal. Pushkin. Thus, it tells about the betrayal of Hetman of Ukraine Mazepa. He rebels against the power of Russia and Peter personallyIand enters into an alliance with the King of Sweden - CharlesXII. The reason for betrayal of the Fatherland and Mazepa’s hatred of the Russian Tsar is the insult once inflicted by Peter Mazepa. The tsar grabbed the hetman by the mustache for saying a bold word. After the defeat of the Swedish troops near Poltava, the traitor had to flee shamefully.

also raises the problem of fidelity and betrayal, which is closely related to main problem works - honor and dishonor. Loyalty here can be considered both in the personal aspect and in the social one. So, main character works - Pyotr Grinev - refuses to swear allegiance to the rebel Emelyan Pugachev and is ready to accept death, saying that he has already sworn allegiance to Mother Empress. This is not his opponent and former comrade for service in the Belogorsk fortress - Alexey Shvabrin. This hero easily gives up the officer’s sword and becomes subordinate to Pugachev.

Pyotr Grinev is faithful to his love for Masha Mironova: having promised the girl to marry her, he does not resign himself to the prohibition of his parents, who refused to bless the lovers. The hero is also not stopped by the capture of Masha by Shvabrin, who is now in command Belogorsk fortress and holds the daughter of his former boss, forcibly persuading her to marry him. Grinev does not give up on his decision to rescue Masha from Shvabrin’s hands and goes to the fortress, despite the fact that the head of the Orenburg garrison denies the hero military support. Peter goes to Pugachev for help, telling him about the arbitrariness of his former comrade.

Masha Mironova is also faithful to her love; she directly states that it is better for her to die than to marry someone she doesn’t love.

The hero also turned out to be a traitor to the oath

Taras’s youngest son, Andriy, betrays his comrades and his homeland because of his love for the Polish lady:

he says to the lady when he secretly comes to her in a city besieged by the Cossacks. Taras Bulba is unable to endure such humiliation. He cannot forgive his son for betrayal and in one of the battles, where Andriy fights on the side of the Poles, he lures him into the forest and kills him. Unlike Andriy, Taras’s eldest son, Ostap, having been captured by the Poles, does not bow his head to the enemy. He is being tortured, but not a single groan escapes his chest; after terrible torture Ostap is executed.

the problem of fidelity and betrayal is also the most important. Frightened by the “opinion of the world”, afraid of losing his reputation, Onegin does not reconcile with Lensky, changes them friendly relations. Although it was so easy to avoid a duel. The main character himself understood that Vladimir’s little lie that at Tatyana’s name day there would only be a close family circle in order to force him, Onegin, to accept the invitation, and further flirting “in revenge” with Lensky’s fiancée, Olga, was an insignificant reason for the fight. And Vladimir, the very next morning after the name day, having stopped by to see Olga before the duel and seeing her joy and happiness from meeting him, realizes that for her yesterday’s dancing and conversations with Onegin were nothing more than entertainment.

An example of true fidelity in this work is main character- Tatyana Larina. She falls in love with Onegin at first sight and retains this feeling even after she realizes that her lover is not the same romantic hero, as her imagination painted him. Even after marrying distant relative Onegin - the famous general, in her soul she continues to remain faithful to her first love. Despite this, Tatiana denies Evgeny mutual feelings when he returns to Russia after several years of wandering and falls in love with the transformed Tatiana. She answers him with bitterness and pride:

True to your feelings and

Alexey Berestov falls in love with a peasant girl Akulina, whom Liza Muromskaya, the daughter of the Berestovs’ neighbor, nobleman Grigory Ivanovich Muromsky, pretends to be. Because of the stupid enmity between Berestov and Muromsky, their children never saw each other. All this allowed the story that Pushkin tells so fascinatingly to happen. Alexey Berestov falls so in love with Lisa-Akulina that he intends to unite with her for life, educate her and, as they say, die on the same day. He understands that he will never receive his father's blessing for this unequal marriage and therefore will probably lose his inheritance, but that doesn't stop young man, ready to go to the end in his feelings.

out of envy and jealousy, he betrays Pechorin, since he turned out to be happier than him in love. Princess Mary Ligovskaya, who previously sympathized with Grushnitsky, who had his own plans for the girl, falls in love with Pechorin. Devoid of generosity, Grushnitsky cannot forgive Pechorin for his defeat and decides to take a vile step - a dishonest duel. He slanderes Pechorin, accusing him of having a close relationship with Princess Mary, and during the duel he offers his former friend a pistol loaded with blank cartridges.

An example of true loyalty is the attitude of Dmitry Razumikhin, one of the heroes

to his friend - the main character of the work, Rodion Raskolnikov. It is Razumikhin who supports Raskolnikov when he rushes about in terrible agony, trying to avoid his planned murder of the old pawnbroker. Dmitry knows nothing about Raskolnikov’s plans, but sees that he is in distress, so, without hesitation, he offers him his students to give him the opportunity to earn extra money. It is Razumikhin who finds Raskolnikov after the crime has been committed, when he lies delirious in his room, which looks like a coffin. It is he who calls the doctor and then literally spoon-feeds the main character. Razumikhin takes care of Raskolnikov’s mother and sister when they come to St. Petersburg. Later, when Raskolnikov is sentenced to hard labor, Dmitry, who by that time had married Rodion’s sister Dunya, decides to accumulate initial capital in four years and go to Siberia, closer to Raskolnikov’s prison.

engaged to Andrei Bolkonsky, she succumbs to the passion that flared up in her upon meeting Anatoly Kuragin. She yearns for Bolkonsky, who left her to go abroad for treatment, but Kuragin’s vicious beauty makes the girl forget about her groom for a while. Natasha thinks that her feelings for Anatole are real, and most importantly, mutual; she refuses to believe persistent rumors about Kuragin’s dishonesty and debauchery. The girl even decides to run away with him. Fortunately, the escape did not take place. But Natasha had to be bitterly disappointed in Anatole. She understands how much she hurt both Andrei and her family, what shame she brought upon all of them. Realization of her wrongness forces the girl to turn to God, she repents and fervently prays for forgiveness. At the end of the novel, we see how the dying Bolkonsky forgives Natasha for her action, when the girl comes to him and says that she knows how “bad” she was, but now she has changed.

This is not the case with the other heroine of the novel, Helen Kuragina. Like her brother Anatole, she is vicious and selfish. Without particularly hiding from her husband, Pierre Bezukhov, she surrounds herself with favorites. Pierre finds out about this and leaves Helene, but the woman doesn’t care much about this. The main thing is that her husband does not stop paying her bills. Subsequently, she decides to divorce Pierre by any means. It was at this time that Helen meets two men and painfully tries to choose between them, dreaming of being able to marry two at once.

we see how he remains faithful to the first and only love heroine Nadezhda. Very young, she, who served under the gentlemen in the house, fell in love with a young master - Nikolai Alekseevich. According to Nadezhda, she gave him all “her youth, her passion,” and was left with nothing. The young master left her and married a girl from his circle. Having met by chance thirty years later at the inn that Nadezhda kept, Colonel Nikolai Alekseevich remembers how charming the girl was in her youth. He asks Nadezhda for forgiveness for his action thirty years ago, kisses her hands and admits that he has never been happy in his life. Leaving, he thinks that it was really Nadezhda who gave him not just the best, but truly magical moments of his life, but he immediately betrays his memories. "Nonsense!" - the hero thinks. “What would we have done if I hadn’t left her then?” Driven by social prejudices and his own egoism, Nikolai Alekseevich cannot imagine Nadezhda as the mother of his children and the mistress of his house.

Bunin’s other heroine also remains faithful to her first love

Having seen off the groom to war, she soon learns of his death. And there was a lot more in her life after their last date: the hardships of revolutionary times, the death of parents, marriage, leaving revolutionary Russia, wandering around Europe, earning a living through hard work. But even after so many years, where there seemed to be so much and different everything left, the already aged heroine asks the question: “What happened in my life? And he answers himself: “Only the cold one autumn evening" My whole life fit into one day - the day when I was young and in love.

Sergei Ivanovich Talberg betrays his wife Elena and abandons her in the city, which is about to be captured by Petliura’s troops, and he himself flees to Germany, where he will soon marry another woman.

Margarita remains faithful to the Master even when he disappears without a trace. She does everything to find her beloved and save him and his brainchild - a novel about Pontius Pilate and Yeshua Ha-Nozri. Margarita even agrees to sell her soul to the devil. After all, for her, eternal bliss in heaven is nothing without the one whom she has been waiting for all her life, whom she was looking for once with yellow flowers in hand. And the woman’s loyalty is rewarded: the Master is found, and his romance is resurrected from the ashes. And even Margarita’s act - selling her own soul - is forgiven. After all, this was not done for the sake of ephemeral things like money, fame or eternal youth. She sacrificed her soul to save another person, and this is an important circumstance for forgiveness.

We see a traitor to the Motherland

Having been captured by the Nazis along with his partner Sotnikov, the partisan Rybak becomes a traitor. Seeing the bloody hands of his comrade, who was dragged into the basement after torture, Rybak thinks that he will not give in so easily... During the interrogation, he answers intelligently, cunningly and tries to please the policeman. The next day, Sotnikov, Rybak and several other peasants who were hiding them are led to execution. Sotnikov tries to save his comrade and shouts that it was he who killed the policeman, and Rybak had nothing to do with it, having happened to be nearby by accident. But this does not affect the fascists’ servants – the local policemen. Seeing that his life is doomed, Rybak falls at the feet of the Germans and agrees to cooperate. The Churbak had to be knocked out from under Sotnikov: the Germans needed to check Rybak “in action”, to “bind his hand” with the blood of a Russian partisan. After this, the hero still hopes to escape, but, looking into the hate-filled eyes of the peasant man who saw the execution, he understands that after what he has done, he has nowhere to run...

The main character, Sanya Grigoriev, is the personification of loyalty - loyalty to the word, idea, love. So, he does not give up the idea of ​​​​proving that he is right about the fact that the polar expedition of Captain Tatarinov ruined him brother– Nikolai Antonovich Tatarinov, and Captain Tatarinov himself made a great geographical discovery. While still just a boy, he is not afraid of Nikolai Antonovich’s anger. Sanka is also faithful to his love for Katya Tatarinova, carrying this feeling in his heart all his life. In turn, Katya is devoted to Sanya. So, she refuses to believe that her husband died during the bombing of a medical trip and rejects the help of Grigoriev’s eternal enemy - Mikhail Romashov, who brought terrible news to Katya. ⁠ « Loyalty and betrayal»

Confirm or refute the words of F. Schiller: " True love helps to bear all the hardships"

What is true love? For me, this is the love for which people sacrifice themselves, change, make compromises in order to be together as long as possible. And, of course, true love implies constant support and support in both joy and sorrow. Thus, I fully support the words of F. Schiller that true love helps to endure all hardships. The correctness of this point of view can be proven by examples from the literature.

Let's turn to Nicholas Sparks' novel The Notebook. This novel tells about the true and true love. The main characters Noah and Ellie fall in love with each other at first sight, they are so interesting to each other that Ellie, despite the will of her parents, continues to date Noah. Ellie is forced to leave for hometown. Young people promise each other that their love will be eternal. After fourteen years of separation, they meet and are once again intoxicated by intimacy. Ellie completely changes her life plans. They get married, have five children and live for each other. In her old age, Ellie was given a terrible diagnosis - Alzheimer's disease. Noah did not give up and tried to the end to restore the memory of his beloved, reading his memory diary, where the days spent together were so well described. The author shows that true love helps heroes live wonderful life and overcome adversity.

Another work confirming Schiller’s words is the novel by F.M. Dostoevsky "Crime and Punishment". Sonya Marmeladova is a vicious girl, and at first glance you might think that she is the same criminal as Raskolnikov. But it is she who puts Rodion on the path of repentance. This defenseless, weak and fragile girl falls in love with Raskolnikov, follows him to hard labor and endures his indifference. Over time, Raskolnikov realizes that he has no one closer to Sonya. He rethinks everything he has done and is resurrected to move on with his life. If it weren’t for Sonya’s faithful love, it’s scary to imagine the fate of this hero.

Love, which is based on self-sacrifice, the desire to be with a person and support him in all situations, can be the strongest. Stronger than poverty, misfortune, hard labor and even disease. And it is this kind of love that will help you endure all the hardships of life. I hope I'm lucky and find just such love.

All arguments for the final essay in the direction of “Loyalty and Treason.”

What does cheating lead to? What are the dangers of cheating? What pushes a person to cheat?

Pechorin's betrayal of Bela. Can spiritual betrayal be worse than physical betrayal?

The theme of spiritual betrayal is revealed in the novel by M.Yu. Lermontov "Hero of Our Time". So, Gregory one day meets unusual girl Belu. She captivates him with her beauty and mystery, so Pechorin decides to steal her. Bela initially resists, but then she falls in love with the “thief.” Her loyalty to her beloved has no boundaries. She is ready to give up her home, family and traditions in order to be with her lover. Pechorin becomes bored over time. He comes to the conclusion that all women are the same, and no longer rejoices at the love that Bela gives him. He does not cheat on her physically, but in his soul he abandons her, dreaming of travel. The girl understands this, but cannot leave Gregory, because she is faithful to her choice. Even before her death, her only concern is that they will not be able to be together in heaven, because Bela belongs to a different faith. From the relationship between Bela and Pechorin, we can conclude that the worst betrayal is not associated with external manifestations, it is located deep inside a person, but can bring much greater harm. Spiritual betrayal hurts just as much as physical betrayal, sometimes even more.

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Pechorin's betrayal of Vera/Vera's loyalty. Do you agree with the statement: “whoever has never sworn allegiance will never break it”

Vera sacrificed herself for Pechorin, gave up family happiness, and risked losing her reputation. In her heart, she hoped for their possible happiness. Pechorin's betrayal lay in the fact that he accepted this sacrifice, but gave nothing in return. When his beloved woman was going through difficult moments, he was not there, he dragged himself after Mary, whom he did not even love. Pechorin betrayed the only person, who truly loved him and accepted him for who he is. He used it “as a source of joys and anxieties, without which life is boring and monotonous.” Vera understood this, but sacrificed herself, hoping that one day he would appreciate this sacrifice. For Vera, Grigory was everything, while for Pechorin she was only an episode, important, but not the only one. Disappointment awaited her, because a person capable of spiritual betrayal cannot bring happiness.

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Betrayal of Faith (marriage without love). Why do people cheat? What are the reasons for betrayal and betrayal? What pushes a person to cheat?

People cheat for various reasons, but most often betrayal happens when people do not marry for love. Such an example can be seen in the novel by M.Yu. Lermontov "Hero of Our Time". One of the main characters, Vera, marries an unloved man, therefore, having met true love, cheats on her spouse. Vera cares little about the feelings of her unloved husband; she does not consider herself obligated to remain faithful to him. The novel does not tell what circumstances forced her to get married, but it led to the misfortune of both spouses. Living with an unloved person is unbearable, but it’s even worse for someone who is being deceived.

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What does cheating lead to? Why is treason dangerous? What pushes a person to cheat?

In the novel "" L.N. For Tolstoy, the problem of betrayal is key. So, the main character of the work cheats on her husband. This betrayal becomes fatal not only for herself, but also for all the people around her. Betrayal destroyed the lives of her loved ones and hurt her son. Anna never loved her husband, he was much older than her, their relationship was built only on respect. Her husband was a man of high position and was respected. When Anna’s connection with Vronsky became obvious, Karenin tried to hide Anna’s betrayal, to create the appearance of well-being, but for Anna this would have been a betrayal of herself. Despite the fact that the reason for the betrayal was the appearance of love in Anna's life, the betrayal became her the main tragedy. When she decided to ignore social norms, those around her rejected her and made her an outcast. Her husband deprived her of the opportunity to raise her son, who suffered greatly from the lack of maternal affection. Vronsky's career was also destroyed, as was his relationship with his family. Alexei Karenin, insulted by his wife, suffers from loneliness, and therefore falls under the influence of Princess Myagkova. She persuades him not to give Anna a divorce. All the sorrows and hardships do not allow Anna to feel happy with Vronsky, so she decides to throw herself under the train. Her death made her relatives unhappy: her son was left without a mother, and Vronsky went to war. Thus, we see that betrayal only brings destruction; everyone around us suffers from the betrayal of one person.

In the novel "" L.N. For Tolstoy, the problem of betrayal is key. “Everything is mixed up in the Oblonskys’ house,” with these words we learn about the problems of one family. The reason for the discord was Stiva's betrayal of his wife Dolly. Oblonsky stopped loving his wife; she no longer seemed beautiful to him. His self-esteem was so high that he even justified himself. Dolly was always devoted to her husband, bore him many children, the whole meaning of her life was in the family. After she found out about her husband’s betrayal, the whole world turned upside down, the pain was so strong that it was on the verge between mental and physical. Her love for her husband was strong, and therefore she could not leave him. They reconciled, but Stiva’s betrayal forever destroyed the trust between the spouses and destroyed Dolly’s idea of ​​bright love. Peace in their family after the betrayal became a semblance, and the betrayal forever separated these two people.

Loyalty in love. Confirm or refute Schiller’s statement: “True love helps to endure all hardships.”

The main characters of O. Henry's story “The Gift of the Volkhov” - married couple found herself in distress financial situation, but remained faithful to each other. Della and Jim teach the reader that in order to be happy, you don’t have to have a lot, it’s enough to love. It is their mutual love and loyalty that helps them cope with difficult life situations and fills life with endless happiness.

“What does it mean to be faithful?” How do you understand the word “fidelity”? What is eternal fidelity? What is loyalty to a loved one?
An argument from E. Bronte’s novel “Wuthering Heights.”

Many years ago, Mr. Earnshaw picked up a dying child and adopted him as his son, naming him Heathcliff. Mr. Earnshaw already had two children at that time. Their names were Catherine and Hindley. From the very beginning, Katherine and H. had a wonderful relationship, they were inseparable.
Catherine is a freedom-loving, selfish and slightly spoiled young girl who, having grown up, fell in love with Heathcliff as much as he loved her. However, she considered that he was not suitable for her husband, since he was not well educated and poor. Instead, Catherine married her friend Edgar Linton. This hurt Heathcliff greatly and he left Wuthering Heights. Three years later he returned, maintaining his love for Catherine and fierce hatred for Linton. They hated each other to such an extent that pregnant Katherine became physically and mentally ill. Before her death, Catherine and Heathcliff had a night conversation, in which Catherine admitted that she had always loved only him.
Even after her death, Heathcliff continued to love his K., destroying the lives of those around him in revenge for his grief. Before his death, Heathcliff lost his mind and walked through the mountains, calling on the ghost of Catherine.
This hero has always been perceived ambiguously. On the one hand, he is capable of true eternal love, on the other hand, his being is taken over by vindictiveness and cruelty. One way or another, Wuthering Heights is a story about fidelity in love. Heathcliff always loved Catherine, even when he did not know about reciprocity, when she was carrying someone else's child under her heart. Neither time, nor Catherine's betrayal, nor even death could destroy his feelings.

What is loyalty? How is loyalty to one's affections demonstrated?

The story "" by A. Maurois shows fidelity to his affections. A character named Andre is a student at the Ecole Polytechnique, secretly in love with the actress Jenny. She, in turn, does not take her admirers seriously, since her profession does not allow her to be distracted by every admirer. However, Andre's beautiful gestures cannot leave Jenny indifferent. Every Wednesday, with enviable consistency, he brings her a bouquet of violets, without even trying to talk to her. He arouses her interest with his precise, clock-like gestures of attention. One day, a student in love disappears from her life and dies in the war. Soon Father Andre appears, who tells that the young man loved Jenny all his short life, and that he died trying to “earn” her love through a feat in the war. This loyalty touches the strict Jenny. She laments that she never met Andre, and he never learned that for her “modesty, constancy and nobility are better than any feat.”
Next we see her already aged, but unchanged in one thing: every Wednesday she wears her to a devoted friend violets. Both heroes of the story are examples of fidelity. Andre was true to his feelings, not needing any guarantees from Jenny; she, in turn, remained true to her word and for many years invariably bore flowers to the person to whom she was grateful for her love.

Loyalty in love.

How do you think the concepts of fidelity and love are related?

Masha Mironova is a symbol of fidelity in love. In a difficult life situation, when she is faced with a choice: to marry Shvabrin (without love) or wait for her loved one (Peter), she chooses love. Masha remains faithful until the very end of the work. Despite all the dangers, she defends the honor of her beloved before the empress and seeks pardon.

The main symbol of fidelity in all the Harry Potter novels can be called Severus Snape. This character loved only one woman in his life from childhood until the end of his days. And that woman was Lily. Lily did not reciprocate his feelings. Moreover, she was married to James, who did not like Snape and even mocked him. But Snape's love and loyalty to Lily was so strong that even after the death of his beloved, he protected her son. In his life, he could never love again and remained faithful to Lily until death.

How do you think the concepts of fidelity and love are related? Loyalty to your loved one. What can loyalty do?

loved her chosen one so much that she sold her soul to the devil. She was ready to search for him all over the world and beyond. She remained faithful to him even when there was no hope of finding the Master.

Cheating on my husband. Is it possible to justify betrayal? What pushes a person to cheat?

cheated on her unloved husband. But only this allowed her to remain true to herself. A marriage without love could doom her to death (spiritually and physically). But she was able to find the strength to start life with clean slate and become happy.

Treason. Why do people cheat?

Natasha Rostova could not remain faithful to Andrei. She spiritually cheated on him with Anatoly Kuragin, even wanted to run away with him.
She was pushed to cheat on 2 reasons: lack of worldly wisdom, inexperience, as well as uncertainty about Andrei and her future with him. When leaving Natasha, Andrei did not clarify personal matters with her, did not give her confidence in her position. Anatol Kuragin, taking advantage of Natasha’s inexperience, seduced her. Rostova, due to her age, was unable to think about the consequences of her choice; only chance saved her from shame.

How is a lack of moral principles related to cheating?

Helen Kuragina in the novel is presented as a person with a lack of moral principles. That’s why the concept of fidelity is alien to her. In life, she is guided only by profit, she makes all decisions to serve her own interests, the feelings of other people mean nothing to her. When she married Pierre, she did not realize that she could hurt him, and thought only about material gain. Helene did not love Pierre and did not want children from him. Therefore, the marriage was doomed to death. Her numerous infidelities left no chance for their union. As a result, Pierre suggested breaking up with her because he could no longer tolerate the shame.

Loyalty to yourself (Tatiana).
Is it important to be true to yourself? What does it mean to be true to yourself and your word?

But I was given to someone else—precisely given, not given away! Eternal loyalty - to whom and in what? This loyalty to such relationships, which are illuminated by love, others, in her understanding, are immoral... Tatyana cannot despise public opinion, but can sacrifice it modestly, without phrases, without self-praise, understanding the greatness of her sacrifice, the full burden of the curse that she takes upon herself, obeying another higher law - the law of her nature, and her nature is love and self-sacrifice...”
Tatyana is faithful not so much to her husband or Onegin, but, above all, to her principles, her nature, her ideas about herself and her principles.

Do you always need to be true to your principles? A stupid person is the one who never changes his opinion. He who never changes his views loves himself more than the truth. (J.Joubert)

Loyalty to yourself and your principles is considered positive quality However, a person who never changes his ideas about life and people is static, he limits himself. The main character of the novel M.Yu. Lermontov "Hero of Our Time" Pechorin - strong personality with a strong-willed character, a person true to himself. This quality plays a cruel joke on him. Unable to change his ideas about life, he looks for a catch in everything: he does not believe in friendship, considering it a weakness, and perceives love only as the satisfaction of his pride. Throughout the novel, we see how the hero tries to understand the meaning of life, to find his destiny, but finds only disappointment. The reason for the disappointment is Pechorin’s insensitivity to the feelings of other people, he cannot forgive them for their weaknesses and open his soul, he is afraid of seeming funny to others and even to himself. In the chapter “Princess Mary” we see how hard Gregory experiences the departure of his beloved woman; he rushes after her, but his horse dies on the road, and he, exhausted, falls to the ground and cries. At this moment we understand how deeply the hero is capable of feeling, but even in such a situation he thinks that he looks pathetic. By the morning he returns to his usual state and attributes his manifestation of humanity to frayed nerves. Analyzing the behavior of the main character of the work, we can conclude that loyalty to one’s principles is a positive quality only in a situation where these principles are dictated by philanthropy and not selfishness. A person must be open to something new, be able to admit the fallacy of his judgments. Only this will allow a person to become the best version yourself.

Loyalty to yourself, your principles, your ideals, your word and promises. Is it important to be true to yourself? How do you understand the saying, “To be authentic is to be true to yourself”?

Pyotr Grinev remains faithful to the principles, honor, and truths that his father revealed to him. Even the fear of death is not able to influence his decisions.
Despite the fact that Pugachev is presented in the novel as an invader, for the most part negative character However, he also has a positive quality - being true to his words. Throughout his entire work, he never breaks his promises and believes in his ideals to the last, even though he condemns them. a large number of of people.

Betrayal. What does betraying your ideals lead to?
Pontius Pilate betrayed his ideals, which is why he could not find peace after death. He understood that he was doing wrong, but out of fear he betrayed himself and the person in whose innocence he believed. This man was Yeshua.

Loyalty to your ideals. What does it mean to be faithful to your business (work, profession)?
believed in what he was doing so much that he could not betray his life’s work. He could not leave it to be torn to pieces by envious critics. To save his work from misinterpretation and condemnation, he even destroyed it.

What does it mean to be faithful to a profession? What does it mean to be faithful? How are the concepts of fidelity and love related? Is it possible to forgive betrayal?

Doctor Dymov is a noble man who has chosen serving people as his profession. Only concern for others, their troubles and illnesses can be the reason for such a choice. Despite adversity family life, Dymov thinks more about his patients than about himself. His dedication to his work often puts him in danger, so he dies saving a boy from diphtheria. He proves himself to be a hero by doing what he was not supposed to do. His courage, loyalty to his profession and duty do not allow him to do otherwise. To be a doctor with capital letters, you need to be brave and decisive, like Osip Ivanovich Dymov.
Doctor Dymov is faithful not only to his profession, but also to his choice in love. He takes care of his wife, trying to make her happy, therefore he tries not to focus attention on her shortcomings, behaves like a real man, forgiving her whims and “weaknesses.” Having learned about the betrayal, he plunges into work. His loyalty and love are so strong that he is even ready to forgive his wife if she shows even a little understanding.

Loyalty to parents and one's principles. What does it mean to be faithful to loved ones (parents)?

Marya Bolkonskaya devoted her entire life to serving her loved ones, in particular her father. She endured reproaches addressed to her and steadfastly endured her father’s rudeness. When the enemy army was advancing, she did not leave her sick father and did not betray herself. She put the interests of her loved ones above her own.
Marya was a deeply religious person. Neither the hardships of fate nor disappointment could extinguish the fire of faith in her.

What does it mean to be true to your principles?

The Rostov family showed that even in the most difficult times you can maintain dignity. Even when the country fell into chaos, the members of this family remained faithful to their moral principles. They helped the soldiers by hosting them at home. The hardships of life did not affect their characters.

Betrayal towards people who trusted you. Half friend is half traitor.

The theme of betrayal is reflected in Lermontov’s novel “A Hero of Our Time.” So, the main character Pechorin is a person who cannot be relied on. He betrays everyone who was careless to trust him. Comrade Grushnitsky revealed his soul to him, told him that he was secretly in love with Mary, turned to Pechorin for advice, considering him his friend. Pechorin did not dissuade him, but meanly took advantage of Grushnitsky’s openness. Pechorin was annoyed by the young cadet. He did not wish him happiness, on the contrary, he dreamed of seeing him in a wounded state, ridiculed him, belittled him in the eyes of Mary, and, in the end, out of boredom, he decided to seduce his “friend”’s beloved. Pechorin needed Mary to annoy Grushnitsky. Such behavior can be called vile; it deserves only condemnation. It doesn’t matter whether Pechorin considered Grushnitsky his friend or not, he had no right to do this to a person who trusted him.

Loyalty of a friend. Is it possible to say that the loyalty of a friend is the most precious thing that can be given to a person? Do you agree with folk wisdom: “A faithful friend is better than a hundred servants.” How do you think loyalty and friendship are related? What qualities should a true friend have?

Friends can help a person overcome any obstacles and defeat any evil. The friendship of three children: Harry, Hermione and Ron became an example for a whole generation of children who grew up reading the books of J. Rowling.
Serious trials fall on their heads, but only loyalty to each other helps them cope with all the problems.
Life tests Ron and Harry's friendship. Throughout the story, Ron struggles with envy and ambition, but in the end friendship wins. If your friend is famous, it is very difficult to be in the shadow of his fame, but Ron proves his loyalty to his friend, risking his life, fighting evil with him, shoulder to shoulder, realizing that this will not bring him anything. Neither torture, nor persuasion, nor attempts by enemies to turn three brave guys against each other were successful only because they know the value of loyalty and Peaceful time, and during the reign of evil.

Cheating on a friend. Do you agree with the statement: “A traitor and a coward are two birds of a feather”? How do you understand the meaning of the saying: “An unfaithful friend is like a shadow that follows you while the sun shines.” Do you agree with Lope de Vega’s saying: “Betrayal on a friend is a crime without justification, without forgiveness?

Peter Pettigrew was a friend of the Harry Potter family and was appointed their secret keeper. No one would have been able to find out about their whereabouts if he had not told. But he went over to the side of the enemy Voldemort. It was because of him that James and Lily Potter died. They trusted him, but he betrayed them. Perhaps this hero is one of the most striking examples of betrayal committed against a friend.

Loyalty and betrayal of duty, Motherland. When does the choice between loyalty and betrayal arise? “Is it possible to run away from yourself, leaving your homeland behind?” Do you agree with Chernyshevsky’s statement: “Betrayal of the Motherland requires extreme baseness of the soul”?

Pyotr Grinev remains faithful to his duty and his state, despite mortal danger. Even his sympathy for Pugachev does not change the situation. Shvabrin, saving his life, betrays his country, stains the honor of the officer, betrays the people who defended the fortress with him side by side.
The following situation in the novel is also indicative: when Pugachev captures the fortress, people have a choice: remain faithful to duty and honor or surrender to Pugachev. Most of the residents greet Pugachev with bread and salt, while brave people, such as the commandant of the fortress (Masha’s father) Ivan Kuzmich and Vasilisa Egorovna, refuse to swear allegiance to the “impostor,” thereby dooming themselves to death.

Loyalty to the Motherland. What does it mean to be loyal to the Fatherland?

Kutuzov is presented in the novel as a man loyal to his Fatherland. He deliberately makes unpopular decisions to save his country from destruction.
Most of the novel's heroes sacrifice their lives to win the war.

One day a dog named Kashtanka got lost. Fate brought her to interesting company circus animals and their leader Ivan Ivanovich. There she quickly became
“hers” and it seemed that she had forgotten about her owner and found a new one. Ivan Ivanovich treated her kindly, took care of her, even taught her tricks and began to take her with him to performances. But in a dog's heart there is only room for one owner. Therefore, having heard the voice of his old master Luke in auditorium, Kashtanka ran to him.

Animals' loyalty to their owners.
Mutual devotion of man and animal / How is the loyalty of animals to their owners manifested?

It's no secret that animals are distinguished by their devotion to their owners. Proof of this can be found in the novel “Hero of Our Time” by M.Yu. Lermontov. In the chapter "Bela" there is story line, associated with Kazbich and his horse Karagöz. For Kazbich, Karagez is not just a horse, it is a faithful friend who was with him in the most difficult moments of his life. When Kazbich was attacked, Karagez showed himself very bravely: he distracted the enemies and then returned for his master. The horse helped him out more than once on campaigns. Kazbich treated Karagez as a close friend; he was the most important being for him. This is how Kazbich describes his attitude towards his comrade in arms:

"There are many beauties in our villages,
The stars shine in the darkness of their eyes.
It is sweet to love them, an enviable lot;
But valiant will is more fun.
Gold will buy four wives
A dashing horse has no price:
He won’t lag behind the whirlwind in the steppe,
He won't change, he won't deceive."

For Kazbich, the loss of his friend was a huge tragedy. When Azamat stole Karagez, the dashing Circassian was inconsolable: “... fell to the ground and sobbed like a child.” So he lay there “until late at night and all night..”. Kazbich's relationship with his horse - shining example mutual devotion between man and animal.

Adultery brings more evil than good marriage. (Balzac)

Equal dishonor drags along
The one who betrays love and who left the battle. (Pierre Corneille)

What I want most is for myself and everyone else to stay true to ourselves. (Gaius Julius Caesar)

Be true to yourself, and then, as surely as night follows day, loyalty to others will follow. (Shakespeare)

Be faithful to those who are faithful to you. (Plautus)

In fidelity there is a little laziness, a little fear, a little calculation, a little fatigue, a little passivity, and sometimes even a little fidelity. (Etienne Rey)
(Yes, loyalty has a little bit of everything)

In the demand for fidelity there is the greed of the owner. We would willingly give up many things if it were not for the fear that someone else would pick it up.
(O. Wilde)

True love helps you endure all hardships. (Friedrich Schiller)

Loyalty in love requires abstinence, but only with its help can one learn the innermost charm of love. (R. Tagore)

Loyalty in love is entirely a matter of physiology; it does not depend at all on our will. Young people want to be faithful - and they are not, old people would like to change, but where can they be? (O. Wilde)

Loyalty is a matter of conscience, and betrayal is a matter of time. (Author not identified)

Loyalty for a man is like a cage for a tiger. She is contrary to his nature. (D.B. Shaw)
(These are the absurd arguments that traitors resort to to justify their infidelity. Even Darwinism has been harnessed. Below on this matter, see A. Maurois. Also read about the fable called “The Cage for the Tiger” in the article
)

Fidelity is such a disgusting sexual perversion that no one wants to engage in it. (Tetcorax)

Loyalty is a sign of laziness. (O. Wilde)

Loyalty is not disgusting human nature in general, but only to the animal nature living in man. He who is able to overcome the power of instinct, remain faithful to his commitment, turn love into friendship, finds happiness in the union of souls, hearts and bodies, which more than rewards him for the sacrifice he has made. (Andre Maurois)

Loyalty is the most terrible revenge women to men. (Jacques Bossuet)
(Quote clearly taken out of context. Context sought)

Loyalty is the punishment for love. (Ewa Radomska-Vitek)

The faithful know only one side of love, the unfaithful are the ones who know the true passions.

Consider as faithful not those who echo your words, but those who oppose what you say incorrectly. (Isocrates)

In the whole block, only my husband doesn’t know. (Japanese last)
(An analogue of the ancient Roman proverb “The last person to know about a wife’s sin is her husband.” As we see, the situation is the same all over the world)

Always keep a close eye on your wife if she is smart. But even more carefully if she is a fool. (Tetcorax)

In the demand for fidelity there is the greed of the owner. We would willingly give up many things if it were not for the fear that someone else would pick it up. (O. Wilde)

A stupid person is the one who never changes his opinion.
(W. Churchill)

For a man, a beloved woman is a shrine, an altar... And so, when the first adventurer he meets approaches this shrine like a chair and treats her like a chair, and the shrine is almost delighted with such treatment, then... you begin to suspect that the altar is actually just a chair. (Boleslav Prus)
(Don't make yourself an idol - and then you won't have problems with chairs. See comment)

For a man to admit cheating means to forgive himself. (Etienne Rey)

Trust is a sign of courage, and loyalty is a sign of strength. (Maria Ebner Eschenbach)

A friend is known in trouble, and a friend is on vacation. (The author got lost among the people)
(Read about debauchery in vacation spots in the article
)

A unicorn is someone whose wife has only half cheated on him. (The author did not identify himself)

If your ship starts to sink, check it out - maybe it's just overloaded with rats. (Tetcorax)

If you meet a faithful husband, ask him for an autograph. (Sofia Kelyan)

If you remain faithful for a long time, it can deteriorate. (The author came out of the people, and hid among the people)

If there is trust and no loyalty, there is a family, but if there is loyalty and no trust, there is no family. (Veselin Georgiev)

If a wife cheated on the Fatherland, it means that the Fatherland did not love her. (Tetcorax)

If your wife cheated on you, don't ask how many times, because it might really shock you. (Juzef Bulatovich)

If your wife cheated on you, then be glad that she cheated on you and not on your fatherland. (A.P. Chekhov)
(See comment in article)

If a woman is unfaithful and this is known to the one she is cheating on, she is unfaithful - and that’s all; but if he knows nothing, she is treacherous. (LaBruyere)

If there is no time, or place, or suitable lover, only then do women remain faithful to their husbands. (Hitopadesha)

If you are in your right mind, do not dream that the one who fell into your arms with such speed will be faithful to you. (Ovid)

If you have grown horns, don’t be sad - they will definitely be useful to you in life. (Tetcorax)

If you have grown horns, then wear them with dignity! (Tetcorax)

If a person hides his betrayal from you, it means he still loves you. (K. Melikhan)

There are women who do not like to torture several men at once and focus on one thing: they are faithful women. (Alfred Camus)

A woman remains faithful to her first lover for a long time, unless she takes a second one. (F. La Rochefoucauld)

A woman cheats on her husband in three cases: if he is bad, if he is good, and if he is neither this nor that. (Folk wisdom)

A woman cheats while remaining true to nature. (A. Davidovich)

A woman doesn't cheat, she just makes mistakes. (Tetcorax)

A woman does not cheat: she comes and goes, comes and goes. (Women's last)

A woman doesn't cheat, she just stops loving. (Women's last)
(To understand women's proverbs, read the article
)

A woman gets more pleasure from cheating than a man: for him it’s not God knows what event, but for her cheating always means revenge, or passion, or sin. (Etienne Rey)

A woman remains faithful in two cases: when she believes that her man is not like anyone else, or when she believes that all men are the same. (K. Melikhan)

Women somehow immediately guess with whom we are ready to cheat on them. Sometimes even before it even occurs to us. (D.B. Shaw)

Women have a hard time deciding to cheat, but once they decide, they don’t stop. (Veselin Georgiev)
(This is the answer to those who torment Google with queries “If my wife cheated once, will she cheat again?”)

After death, adulterous wives end up in a special women's hell, where there is not a single object that would remind them of the phallus. (Tetcorax)

Wives are jealous of unloved husbands. (Alfred Konar)

Both in friendship and in love, sooner or later the time comes to settle scores. (D.B. Shaw)

Cheating on a friend is much more painful than cheating on a loved one, because you expect it less from him. (Etienne Rey)

Treason is a whip that hits you only once, the moment you find out about it. All subsequent time you will flog yourself with it. (E. Panteleev)

Cheating on a friend is a crime
No excuse, no forgiveness. (Lope de Vega)

Cheating is sweet to me, but traitors are disgusting. (Octavian Augustus)

A cheating wife is a bitten cold cutlet that you don’t want to touch because someone else has already used it. (Anton Chekhov)
(Moreover, a cutlet that has passed full cycle digestion)

Treason can be forgiven, but resentment cannot. (A. Akhmatova)
(You can forgive both. Or you can not forgive. It all depends on the strength of character)

For cheating wives, I prescribe treatment with the most common cat contrasex. It's cheap and effective. (Doctor Tetcorax)

Whether I cheat on my wife or not has nothing to do with sex. (Tetcorax)

By cheating, a woman is looking for the best, and a man is looking for something new. (K. Melikhan)

And the most sophisticated philosophy cannot justify a man who tormented the heart that loved him. (B. Constant)

It seems my husband is unfaithful to me. I'm even afraid that he is not the father of my children! ("Pshekruj")

How can you deal with someone you can't trust? If a cart doesn't have an axle, how can you ride it? (Confucius)

Kings know no more about the affairs of their ministers than cuckolds know about the affairs of their wives. (Voltaire)

He who has never sworn allegiance will never break it. (August Platen)

He who is true only to himself is always unfaithful to others. (L. Sukhorukov)

He who never changes his views loves himself more than the truth. (Joseph Joubert)

He who laughs at a cuckold is stupid. Because he laughs at himself. (Tetcorax)

It's easier to keep a hundred fleas than one girl. (Polish last)

Only the devotion of friends is the treasure of rulers,
It is more beautiful than all the riches of the world. (Pierre Ronsard)

It is better to be unfaithful than to be faithful without the desire to be. (Brigitte Bardot)

It is better to be unfaithful to the faithful than to be faithful to the unfaithful! (Veselin Georgiev)

Love married woman- a great thing. For married men I never dreamed of this. (O. Wilde)
(We are talking about a woman’s love not for her husband, but for her lover. Fershtein?)

Love and friendship are a mutual echo: they give as much as they take. (A.I. Herzen)

I love betrayal, but not traitors. (Gaius Julius Caesar)

Curiosity is the first step to betrayal. (Magdalena the Impostor)

They love those who are going to betray, but they hate those who have already betrayed. (Dm. Arkadin)

People often cheat for the sake of ambition, but then they will never cheat on ambition for the sake of love. (La Rochefoucauld)

Mademoiselle de Sommery, having been caught by her lover at the scene of the crime, bravely denied it, and when he began to get excited, she declared: “Oh, I see perfectly well that you have stopped loving me; you believe more in what you see than in what I say.” (Stendhal)

We judge the slightest infidelity towards us much more harshly than the most insidious betrayal towards others. (La Rochefoucauld)

Many wives would not cheat on their husbands if they knew a more subtle way to take revenge. (Juzef Bulatovich)
(For more details, see the article

You can fall in love out of jealousy alone. (S. Lec)

My wife says she doesn't care what I do when I'm away as long as I don't enjoy it.
(Lee Trevino)

Male constancy can get boring, female constancy never. (Balzac)

A man cheats out of curiosity about other people's wives, and a woman cheats out of curiosity about her husband. (V. Bruskov)

A man who is completely incapable of being faithful is at least true to himself. (Vivien Leigh)

A man can have two, at most three romance novel on the side while he is married. Anything more is already a deception. (Yves Montand)

Husbands tend to be good in bed when they cheat on their wives. (Marilyn Monroe)
(Apparently, I studied the question thoroughly)

We remained faithful to each other for forty-two years. If my wife found out about this, she would shoot me. (Henny Youngman)

For a hundred deceived beauties,
Whatever their rank among people,
Always five hundred deceived men. (Lope de Vega)

Infidelity is like death, it knows no nuances. (Delphine Girardin)
(Said for chatterboxes who divide betrayal into physical, moral, virtual and other)

Infidelity is when you have nothing to say to your husband, because everything has already been said to someone else. (Françoise Sagan)

Can someone who is not loved be unfaithful? (Racine)

Don’t blame yourself for cheating on your loved one, blame him for not wanting to understand your world. Cheating is not a sin, but a consequence of misunderstanding, and sometimes a means that strengthens true love. (Greta Garbo)
(Poor, unfortunate us! Nobody wants to understand our inner world!
“Betrayal that strengthens true love” is an illusion and self-deception)

Don’t burst into your wife’s room shouting, “I know everything!” Or she’ll ask you what year the Battle of Trafalgar took place. ("Pshekruj")

Not all wives suspect their husbands, some know for sure. (The author did not identify himself)

No wonder women’s fidelity was given great importance! Public good, public evil are associated with their behavior. Heaven or hell in a family is caused solely by the rumor that goes around about women, and the rumor depends only on them. (Beaumarchais)

I don't think there is a single man in the world who is faithful to his wife. (John Kennedy)
(The statement is not notable for anything other than its author. However, for some reason many sources classified this statement as an aphorism)

- Do not change! - You say, lovingly.
- Honey, I'm not cheating.
But tell me how, then I’ll find out
What in the world is not
More beautiful than you? (Vasily Fedorov)

Some hold up a man as a model of inconstancy, others a woman; but every intelligent and observant Petersburger will never agree with either one or the other; for the atmosphere in St. Petersburg is most changeable! (Kozma Prutkov)

Impermanence is always reprehensible. (Margarita of Navarre)

Impermanence is the only quality in which people are constant. (Horace Smith)

The inconstancy of the women with whom I was in love was redeemed only by the hellish constancy of the women in love with me. (D.B. Shaw)

Impermanence is your name, woman! (Shakespeare)

A man is never so tender as after he has been forgiven for a moment of infidelity. (Ninon de Lenclos)

A deceived husband sees deceived husbands everywhere. (Marcel Proust)

Some don’t even change mentally, others only mentally. (Valery Afonchenko)

Trust shown usually results in reciprocal loyalty. (Titus Livy)

He found time to deal with me and to cheat on me every day. (Coco Chanel about her second lover)
(This, of course, is not an aphorism, but very relevant)

Desperate to change their husband, they cheat on their husband. (The author did not identify himself)

The first virtue of the Germans is a certain loyalty, a somewhat clumsy, but touchingly generous loyalty. A German fights even for the most unjust cause, once he has received a deposit or even drunkenly promised his assistance. (Heinrich Heine)

Having ceased to love, we rejoice when they cheat on us, thereby freeing us from the need to remain faithful ourselves. (La Rochefoucauld)

It’s bad when your husband leaves, but it’s even worse when your sponsor leaves! (Women's wisdom)
(Of course, because you can get half of your husband’s property, but not a damn thing from your sponsor)

The last person to learn about his wife’s sin is her husband. (Latin last)

Constant mistrust is too high a price to pay for the opportunity not to be deceived. (Pierre Buast)

Constancy is the everlasting dream of love. (Vauvenargues)

Almost every woman would like to be faithful, the only difficulty is to find a man to whom she could remain faithful. (Marlene Dietrich)

Devotion and friendship are as illusory as reflection in a deceptive mirror. (Aeschylus)

The loyalty of scoundrels is as unreliable as themselves. (Gaius Pliny Caecilius)

Traitors are despised even by those they served. (Tacitus)

Betrayals are most often committed not out of deliberate intention, but out of weakness of character. (La Rochefoucauld)

Before a woman swears not to love anyone but herself, she should have seen all women, or seen only her alone. (Pierre Buast)

The beauty of marriage is that mutual infidelity is an absolutely necessary condition life together. (O. Wilde)
(For comment, see the article of the same name
)

The criminal is irresistibly drawn to the scene of the crime of adultery. (Leszek Kumor)

Count on your dog's loyalty until the last moment, and your wife's loyalty until the first incident. (Arabic last)

To be jealous of a woman who loves you would be illogical, to say the least. Any of two: you are loved or not loved. In both of these extreme cases, jealousy is completely pointless. (Balzac)

There are fewer horned husbands than disappointed wives. (Jacques Derval)

How many women would rather see their loved ones dead than unfaithful! (A. Capus)

No matter how many times the wife brought her lovers home, no matter how many times she hid them in the closet and under the bed, her husband never returned from his business trip. (Russian folklore)

The word “loyalty” has done a lot of harm. People have learned to be “faithful” to a thousand injustices and lawlessness. Meanwhile, they should have been true only to themselves, and then they would have rebelled against deception. (Mark Twain)

The dog is considered the ideal of fidelity. But why should people follow the dog's example? After all, she is loyal to a person, and not to another dog. (Karl Kraus)

Sufferers of love, I envy you:
You are familiar with ulcers, and so is the balm. (Saadi)

Shyness gives a lover a very flattering pleasure; it makes him feel what laws are being broken for his sake. (Stendhal)

A husband who does not tell his wife everything probably believes that what she does not know cannot hurt him. (Leo Burke)

Happiness needs fidelity, but misfortune can do without it. (Seneca)

They will sell you anyway, you just increase your price. (S. Lec)

Only once do we lose life and trust. (Publius Syrus)

He who is unfailingly faithful knows only the frivolous sides of love; only those who cheat will know its tragedy. (O. Wilde)

Just because a woman is cheating on you does not mean that your happiness is cheating on you. (E. Sevrus)

When demanding loyalty, prove yours first! (Tetcorax)

An intelligent man has the right to be unhappy only because of a woman who is worth it. (Marcel Proust)
(There is no person in the world for whom it is worth being unhappy)

He has all the properties of a dog, except for loyalty. (Samuel Houston)

To remain faithful to an unloved person means to betray yourself. (K. Melikhan)

To be faithful is a virtue, to know fidelity is an honor. (Maria Ebner-Eschenbach)

A person who cheats has no right to the truth. (Alexander Denischich)

An honest girl will never swear allegiance.
(A. Rakhmatov)

To identify all the rats on your ship, regularly simulate its sinking. (Tetcorax)

In order for a man not to cheat, a woman must change. And so that a woman does not cheat, a man should not change.
(K. Melikhan)

To persuade a man to cheat, it is enough to marry him. (Jerzy Wittlin)

What could be more humiliating for a betrayer than the knowledge that they failed to take advantage of his betrayal as it should. (F. Iskander)

I was crazy about him, but now I can’t even look at him. How fickle these men are! (Henri Beck)

I have never seen a couple who would be happy in adultery. (Tamasin Day-Lewis)

I can't be faithful to a flag if I don't know whose hands it is in. (Peter Ustinov)

I was bored - that's why it started. I got bored with him - that's why it ended. (Alexandre Dumas son)

I only slept with people I was married to. How many women can boast of the same? (Elizabeth Taylor)
(Not a lot. They were married at least once, let alone eight! This is not an aphorism, but very relevant)

At first I was very jealous of my husband. But when she cheated on him, she immediately stopped being jealous! (Lidiya Smirnova)

I want to continue to live in a world where loyalty still exists and vows of love are made forever. (Paulo Coelho)

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There is an opinion that love is not given to everyone in this world; not many people have the opportunity to experience it. Love is comparable to singing talent: a person either has a voice or not. So is the ability to love. Some can love selflessly and forever, others are not capable of such a feeling. But if such a person falls in love, and the love is mutual, then we can consider that these two have drawn a happy lot. True love helps you survive all difficulties, go through all trials.

F. M. Dostoevsky’s novel “Crime and Punishment,” at first glance, is not about love. But actually, central heroine The novel is Sonya Marmeladova - the embodiment of universal love. A girl of extraordinary responsiveness, warmth, openness and religiosity, she is worthy better fate. Cornered by her stepmother, Sonya goes to the panel, but her soul remains pure. The meeting with Raskolnikov becomes fateful for her. He, Raskolnikov, chooses her because he believes that the girl committed suicide by going out into prostitution. And she understood Raskolnikov after the first meeting. When he told her about the murder of the old pawnbroker, Sonya accepted all of Rodion Romanovich’s pain as her own. She gives advice - to confess to the murder, because this is the only way to atone for guilt, to atone for the crime. She follows Raskolnikov to hard labor and waits for him to wake up from his state of contempt for everything that surrounds him. Only after suffering an illness does Rodion suddenly realize that he misses her presence. Sonya's faithful love stood the test of time and became the basis for Raskolnikov's feelings. Hugging the now dear person, the former killer reflects that now all of Sonya’s views, her faith have become his faith too. They decide to live and wait for the release of Rodion Raskolnikov in order to start a new life.

No less significant was Masha Mironova’s love for Pyotr Grinev. The girl fell in love with the young man at first sight. At the very moment when she went out to dinner, already at her first meeting with the young master, she felt that he was her destiny. But it's not that simple. Wounded in a duel, Grinev writes a letter to his father asking him to bless his marriage with Maria. To which the father, of course, does not agree, considering his son’s choice to be a whim, a whim. But even after Father Petrusha’s ban, they do not stop hoping. Love remains in their hearts. In times of severe trials, each comes to the aid of the other. First, Peter saves Maria, and then the daughter of Captain Mironov goes to the empress herself to rescue her beloved from prison. So the love of both became the key to their future long, happy life.