Comedy "We Will Consider Our People", a shortthe contents of which we present to your attention, begins with the fact that the daughter of a merchant Bolshova, Lipochka, argues, sitting by the window with a book, about the dances. She dreams that she, dressed as a picture, will be invited to the waltz by an interesting gentleman. But what if she gets embarrassed? And the young lady begins to waltz.
Dancing Lipochka finds her mother, AgrafenaKondratievna. He scolds her, but her daughter is naughty and demands a fiancé, and then all her friends have been with their husbands for a long time. From their clearly familiar squabble, it is noticeable that Lipochka is a dim-witted young lady, completely spoiled by her mother.
Soon the matchmaker, Ustinya Naumovna, was announced.She complains that she can not figure out how to pick up the groom in a family where everyone wants different things. Mama - in the old-fashioned educated merchant, papa - certainly rich, and the daughter wants only a noble one.
As the comedy “His people -let's take a look ”, a brief summary of which you are reading, the father of the family, a rich merchant Bolshov, decided, after consulting with the former rapporteur Rispolozhensky, to declare himself bankrupt in order to become thus even richer. He believes that deceiving creditors who have money is not a sin. The only thing that worries the crooks merchant is: to whom to copy his property?
Solicitor advises the most suitable candidate -Lazar Podhalyuzin, clerk Bolshova. Here, by the way, he is announced. Describes how sellers in the shop teach sellers to behave “more naturally”, deceiving customers. The manners of this young man show that he will go far in his environment. He skillfully flatters his master, promising him "both in fire and in water" for him, and the rich merchant believes in it sincerely.
Comedy "We Will Consider Our People", a shortthe content of which is proposed here, very clearly represents the people gathered in Bolshov’s house. All of them, without exception, think only of their own benefit, and at every opportunity they will "drown" the person who is near. In this we will see further.
Lazar himself in a conversation with Bolshov skillfullyhe rolls compliments to Olympiada Samsonovna and, as a result, as the play tells “We’ll consider our people”, the summary of which you read, ensures that Bolshov decides to give his daughter as a salesman. He reasons that it is better to rewrite your wealth as a son-in-law than as an outsider.
Большов объявляет Подхалюзина женихом своей daughter and, despite her resistance, stands firm on its own. And Lazar at this time promises his mother that in her old age there will be no more caring son for him than he.
Left alone with the dismembered Lipochka,the clerk reports that her papa is now bankrupt. And all his money belongs to Lazarus. Lipochka goes into a panic: “They brought him up, and they went bankrupt!” But the clerk promises her that, after marrying him, she will not know of any refusal. The young lady, thinking, agrees, and the matchmaking is being done, as Ostrovsky tells. “Let's take our own people”, the brief content of which you see, narrates further with bitter irony about what the young did to the merchant Bolshov.
In the last action, Lipochka already lives happy.married life with Podhalyuzin, who pampers his wife. But the former assistants, he one by one sends with nothing. The matchmaker gets only an unimportant dress (instead of a sable salop), and the cook receives only a hundred-hundred piece of paper. Bolshova, an enterprising young man, sends a penny at all, despite the fact that he faces Siberia.
But, turning to the audience, Podkhalyuzin assures that if a child is sent to his store, he will not be deceived "even in a bulb."
After reading the comedy “We'll Consider Our People”, analysis, perhaps, is not required, because the characters of the great Russian writer Ostrovsky appear to be too vivid and prominent, speaking all for themselves.
