Arguments of gratitude from fiction and cinema

In today's work, we present the arguments of the gratitude problem. As you know, the essays on a single state exam are written according to a special algorithm. The more you reveal the topic, the more points you can get.

What topics are most common? This is a problem of love for the mother and motherland, inhumanity, nobility, the inner culture of man and, of course, the problem of gratitude. Examples in the work must be brought from literature, cinema or life. Now we will simplify the task and describe in detail some of them.

Composition of the Unified State Exam

In the article we will consider the problem of gratitude. The essay on a single state exam is worth starting with a reference to the author's words, after all, we write a creative work on the passage, where some problems are clearly visible.

In tickets of the unified state examination, this topic is often touched upon by I. Ilyin. You can begin the work in this way: the problem is affected by the well-known critic I. Il'in . Next, you need to express your thoughts on the problem. Example: gratitude is an incredible feeling that is inherent in all living beings of our planet ... In our creative work the problem of gratitude is touched upon, the arguments for writing should definitely lead to the most revealing of its essence.

After you have reflected your point of view on this text problem, you need to write one small paragraph where you explain: whether you agree with the author or not and why. Next, you will see an example of this paragraph. I fully agree with the author, the feeling of gratitude gives people joy and love. The latter are our passes to a bright future. Surely, each of us seeks there. It is unfortunate that not all people are able to experience this feeling.

Only after these words it is necessary to proceed to the arguments of the gratitude problem.

"French lessons"

A good and vivid example is the work of Valentin Grigoryevich Rasputin, which is called "French Lessons." The main character is a kind, sympathetic, compassionate and selfless person Lydia Mikhailovna, who in all ways helps her student to survive the terrible hungry times.

The English teacher is inventing more and more ways to help the fifth-grader. The attempt to send the parcel with the products was not successful, because the boy rejected her help. Then the inventive Lydia Mikhailovna proposes to play the invented game for money, which is called "zameryashki." The boy thinks that the game is an honest way to earn money, and agrees with the teacher's offer.

Learning about this incident, the school principal fires an English teacher. Only the whole problem lies in the fact that he did not understand the reason for such an act by Lydia Mikhailovna.

After this incident, the woman goes to her home, but her feelings for the boy are so deep that she seeks to help him, even being many kilometers away from him. This is a very vivid argument of the gratitude problem. The boy will remember the lessons of kindness and his teacher for the rest of his life. Lydia Mikhailovna only experiences positive feelings and never blames the boy for losing her job. In the parcel she sent to the disciple from the Kuban, there were apples, which the boy saw only in pictures in books.

"Captain's daughter"

The argument of the problem of gratitude can be cited from Alexander Pushkin's novel The Captain's Daughter. This work describes the events taking place at the time of the Pugachev uprising. In the story, we see gestures of gratitude immediately from two heroes. Let's start from the very beginning.

The protagonist (Peter) goes to the place of service, accompanied by Savelich. On their way there is a strong snowstorm, as a result of this incident, the heroes are getting out of the way. Then a peasant comes to their aid, who simply directs them to the road. Grinev was very glad to help and wanted to thank the man, then Peter decides to give him his hare sheepskin coat.

The same man who once sent Grinev in the direction he needs is Pugachev. Further in the novel there is a scene of taking the Belgorod fortress, where Pugachev recognizes Peter and gives him life, abolishing the death sentence. What prompted him to do this act? Of course, gratitude to the protagonist for the service that Grinev Rasputin had, who at that moment was on the run from "his ailments."

Despite the fact that Pugachev made him such a great gift as saving his life, he offered to enter his service. Even after the refusal, he does not let go of the hero empty-handed, but gives a horse, a nag and a fur coat. Pugachev is an ambiguous personality that is capable of noble deeds.

"For my name"

Bring a pretty vivid argument can even from feature films. For example, the film For My Name very well covers the essence of the problem. It is worth noting that even children are capable of such an incredible feeling. The main heroine of Anya is grateful to the priest for what he gave her that name. She completely trusts this person and reveals all her secret secrets.