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Why did Dubrovsky become a robber? A non-trivial story, described by A. Pushkin
Why did Dubrovsky become a robber? Of course, to this turn life brought him not in a single moment: this was preceded by a lot of events, which we will now talk about.
Friendship with Troekurov
The outbreak of hostility between old friends
Troekurov announces war against Dubrovsky
So, old friends become enemies. Troekurov sets himself a new goal - to steal everything from Andrey Gavrilovich Kistenevka, his family estate and the last thing he has left with all the truths and crooks. And the rich Troyekurov succeeds. The sad news was for Dubrovsky-elders a real shock, shaking his health and strength. It is at this moment that the reader will get acquainted with the son of the landowner, Vladimir Andreevich. Further, the reasons for why Dubrovsky became a robber are growing like a snowball. After graduating from the Cadet Corps, Dubrovsky-son went to serve in St. Petersburg, where he led a free and full of life entertainment. This was possible due to the large sums of money that his father regularly sent him. However, having received from his old nurse the news of his father's illness, Vladimir quickly returns to his homeland, in Kistenevka. He finds his father almost on his deathbed. Unable to withstand one of the meetings with Troekurov, Dubrovsky the elder dies from the blow. And from this moment in the soul of Vladimir the hatred to the former friend of the father awakens. Troekurov becomes his sworn enemy.
Towards a free life
Proud, like his father, Vladimir did not go to the service of his enemy and begged for mercy to return the estate, although Troyekurov apparently hoped for it. In order that none of the things that belonged to the family of the Dubrovskys fell into the hands of Cyril Petrovich, Vladimir arranges an arson, destroys his estate and leaves for the forest with his faithful comrades. Dubrovsky becomes a robber, but, so to speak, "noble". After all, this man is robbing only the estates of the rich noblemen. A man who could not find support from the law, simply did not see any other way out. However, it is noteworthy that Vladimir considered revenge to be above his dignity, and therefore he did not even touch Troyekurov's estate.
Thus, the work "Why Dubrovsky became a robber?" Can not be written without referring to the prehistory - the relationship between Father Vladimir and Troyekurov, each event that brought Dubrovsky, Jr. closer to such a life.
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