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How Mitrasha got into trouble

In the fairy tale, there were M. M. Prishvin “The pantry of the sun”, we get acquainted with two charming heroes - twelve-year-old Nastya and ten-year-old Mitrasha. Children were left orphans early, having lost their mother due to illness, and their father during the war. They quickly matured, became independent. Nastya, like a big girl, collects a basket of food for herself and her brother. Mitrasha already knows how to hunt and does not go into the forest without a gun.

Neighbors jokingly called him "the man in the pouch." At first, they helped the orphans with the whole village, and then the children learned to manage the household themselves. Outwardly, Nastya looked like a "Golden Hen with high legs", and Mitrasha looked like a short, thick man. Once they were going to the forest to find a clearing strewn with cranberries. Their father once told them that there was such a place near the Slepaya Elani. The path, however, lay through the swamp, besides, there were wolves in the forest, but this did not stop the brave kids.

About halfway through, Nastya and Mitrasha quarreled. He said that you need to go north along a barely noticeable, untrodden path. And Nastya argued that you need to go the beaten track. As a result, both turned out to be right, since both paths led to the Blind Elani. Only Nastya's path led around, while Mitrasha's path turned out to be shorter, but dangerous. On the way, the boy got stuck in a swamp and could not get out of it for a long time. If it were not for the faithful dog of the forester Antipych, he would have touched.

Nastya, carried away by picking berries, completely forgot about her brother, and remembered it was already dark, when it was time for a bite to eat and she thought that Mitrasha was probably hungry too. Weed was a smart dog. She was used to helping her master during the hunt, but two years ago Antipych had died and now she lived alone in his lodge. The children were lucky that she, having smelled the food, went out in the direction of the elani. At the same time, an evil and terrible wolf named the Gray Landowner did not doze in the forest. Hearing the howl of Grass, he also went hunting.

Thus, not only did Mitrasha get stuck in a quagmire, he also found himself face to face with the Gray Landowner. Thanks to the kindness of Antipych's dog, the boy managed to get out. By that time, he was terribly hungry and dreamed of shooting a hare. But then a wolf face appeared next to him. Mitrasha, without delay, fired at point-blank range. Grass has since become his best friend, and in his native village he was known as a hero.

Zka is a true story, in which truth and fiction, legend and life are surprisingly intertwined. The very beginning of the work introduces us to a magical, fairy-tale world: "In one village, near the Bludov swamp, in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe city of Pereslavl-Zalessky, two children were orphaned ... "But the events described by the author happened in reality.

Nastya and Mitrasha - the main characters of the work - the Golden Hen and the "man in the pouch", as their neighbors affectionately called them. After the death of their parents, they inherited the entire peasant economy: a five-walled hut, the cow Dawn, the heifer Daughter, the goat Dereza, sheep, chickens, the golden rooster Petya and the piglet Horseradish. The children took care of all the animals, Nastya "took care of the house until the night", and Mitrasha was engaged in "man's" affairs. They lived together, in harmony with each other and with the world of wildlife.

But in the life of any heroes there are bright times and not so. So Nastya and Mitrasha had a chance to go through a test. Once they remembered that there is a Palestinian woman in the forest, on which the most delicious cranberries grow, and they went there to pick up more of this "healthy berry". The road to the wonderful Palestinian lay through a dead place in which many people and animals disappeared - Blind Elan. Halfway through, the children sat down to rest on the Lying Stone in the Fornication Swamp. This is where new heroes come in.

This is "thinking" and "speaking" nature: spruce, pine, wolf, elk, black grouse, dog Grass. All of them played an important role both in the story and in the fate of Nastya and Mitrasha. At the stone, the swamp path diverges like a fork: one, dense path, went to the right, the other, weak, went straight. Mitrasha chose a difficult path - he decided to go along a weak path, and Nastenka - along a dense one. The guys quarreled, and suddenly the wind blew, pine and spruce, pressing each other, groaned in turn, as if nature itself warned the children. But Mitrasha did not listen to the prudent Nastya, "... left the beaten human path and climbed straight into the Blind spruce tree." And Nastya was so carried away by picking cranberries in a Palestinian that she did not soon remember her brother. And there would be trouble, but, as often happens in fairy tales, nature again came to the rescue.

The children were saved by the fact that the dog Travka, who had lost his owner and now lives in the forest, could not endure the plaintive cry of "trees woven forever." She sensed a human misfortune and came to the children's aid: she found Nastya, helped Mitrasha get out of the swamp. Her pursuit of a hare led the wolf to a juniper bush, where a young hunter was hiding, the boy was not at a loss and shot the wolf. But the most important thing is that Nastenka heard the shot and screamed, and Mitrasha, recognizing her voice, answered. The guys met and safely returned home.

M. Prishvin loved nature,
was observant and attentive.
Traveled a lot.

Portrait of Mitrasha

Disturbing notes in the description of nature.

Pine and spruce

Antipych and Grass

Dangerous path of Mitrasha

Dangerous path of Mitrasha

Grass saves Mitrasha

"Pantry of the sun"

"Pantry of the sun" is ...

How did Prishvin want to see a person?

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Homework. Composition "Comparative characteristics of Nastya and Mitrasha." Plan.