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The Queen of Spades is a short story by Alexander Pushkin about a Russian officer named Hermann who becomes obsessed with learning the secret of three winning cards from a wealthy elderly countess. After her death, her ghost appears to Hermann and reveals the secret cards, but a mistake costs him everything when he loses focus on the third bet. The story explores themes of greed, arrogance, and the moral consequences of unscrupulous actions.
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Aleksandr Sergeevich Pushkin (1799-1837)
Review
1. In 1799, Aleksandr Sergeevich Pushkin was born into an aristocratic family in Russia’s
ancient capital of Moscow. His father and paternal uncle were descendants of ancient Russian
aristocracy. Pushkin’s mother was a descendant of a Moor from Africa whom Tsar Peter the
Great had brought to his court, then educated to become an officer in the Russian Army. Heavily
under the influence of 18th-century French language and culture, they spent long hours reading
French poetry (Russian was the language of the serfs), often in the presence of young Aleksandr.
Pushkin’s nurse, a serf woman by the name of Arina Rodionovna, spoke to him in the Russian
language used by non-aristocrats at that time. She had a vast store of folk poetry that she would
recite to him for long stretches.
2. St. Petersburg was founded in 1703 by a Russian tsar, Peter the Great. By the end of the 19th
century, it became the center of an expanding empire, a city of great mansions and glorious
residences, and a glittering jewel of Russian and European culture.
3. In the beginning of 19th century, tsar Aleksandr I established a new school for the young
aristocrats, the Lyceum (located at Tsarskoe Selo – The Tsars’ Village – near St. Petersburg).
Among its first group of highly talented youths from Moscow came Aleksandr Pushkin. At the
Lyceum, the staff, who numbered among the finest teachers in aristocratic Russia, did not take
long to realize that they had a genius on their hands - as well as one of the most mischievous and
sometimes ungovernable brats in Russia.
4. Pushkin’s schoolmates, many of them future famous leaders in Russia, found in him a loyal
and staunch friend, although one with a passionate and unpredictable temper. Neither did it take
long for Pushkin’s brilliant poetry to be recognized, in the Lyceum and beyond.
5. When this talented but rebellious and mischievous youth came out of school into the
supercharged aristocratic life of early19th-century St. Petersburg, he showed neither interest nor
promise as a “top-drawer” bureaucrat. During his absences from work, he spent a great deal of
time at the gambling tables, balls, theaters, and, most especially, the ballet. At a theatrical
performance, he circulated the portrait of a famous French assassin of a high-ranking aristocrat.
The caption, in Pushkin’s handwriting, read: “A lesson to tsars!”
6. When this episode inevitably came to the attention of the St. Petersburg chief of police,
Pushkin did not remain long in the Russian capital. He was exiled, first to the southwest, to the
town of Kishinev in Bessarabia, near present-day Romania, then to Odessa and Mikhailovskoye,
Pushkin’s exile lasted for six years including – virtually, his entire youth. When Pushkin was
leaving the capital, his first long poèma, “Ruslan and Liudmila” (based on the Russian fair tales
and folk motifs) was being prep.
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Eng.spl 2.pptx presentation of poems of English
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Hamlet as tragicHero
Hamlet is far from a perfect character. His depression and melancholy, however understandable,cause him to misunderstand Ophelia and The Queen. he kills polonius by mistake, but he also sends Rosencrantz and Guildenstern to their deaths with clear calculation.
Hamlet's insistence that even that part should be faced with courage, good humor and understanding which distinguishes him from the other characters and makes him Tragic Hero.
AN HONEST THIEF ANALYSIS BY DOSTOYEVSKY
Fyodor Dostoyevsky wrote the short story "An Honest Thief" in 1848. The story is narrated by Astafy Ivanovich, who tells his landlord about Emelyan Ilyitch, an honest thief he once knew. Emelyan was a poor, old, drunken man who became Astafy's unwanted companion. One day, Astafy's breeches were stolen and Emelyan was accused, though he denied it. Though Astafy knew Emelyan was guilty, he defended him to keep the peace. The guilt eventually made Emelyan physically ill and he confessed to Astafy on his deathbed. The story explores themes of
A.pushkin
Alexander Pushkin was a Russian author considered the greatest Russian poet and founder of modern Russian literature. He published his first poem at age 15 and was widely recognized by the literary establishment upon graduating from school. Throughout his career, Pushkin wrote many famous works including Ruslan and Ludmila, The Prisoner of the Caucasus, and The Bronze Horseman. Pushkin dueled and was fatally wounded by his wife's alleged lover in 1837 at the young age of 37, after facing rumors of her affair and falling into greater debt.
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- 1. THE QUEEN OF SPADES By Aleksandr S. Pushkin
- 16. Aleksandr Pushking (1788-1837) was born in Moscu, Russia. He was a Novelist, poet and playwriter. Pushking was killed by a fire gun and Until today, nobody knows who performed the action.
- 18. Hernan: a Russian officer. Also a prudent and cautious man. From the beginning, he follows the card games of his friends with excitement. Countess Anna Fedotovna: Elegant eighty-seven years old. She is a moody widow. She is rich and a selfish lady. Lisabeta Ivanovna: She is a poor girl, but also us beautiful. She is the countess companion. She becomes in love with Hernan
- 19. Count Ivan Llytch: Tomsky’s uncle Count Saint Germain: The man who tells the countess the secret of the winning cards. Duke of Orleans: The man who, the countess owes money.
- 20. The story takes place in St. Pettersbourg, Russia on the gulf of Finland of the winter of early 1830. And the story’s flashback of the countess takes place in Paris and Versailles in the 1770’s
- 21. Hermann, an ethnic German, is an officer of the engineers in the Imperial Russian Army. He constantly watches the other officers gamble, but never plays himself. One night, Tomsky tells a story about his grandmother, an elderly countess. Many years ago, in France, she lost a fortune at cards, and then won it back with the secret of the three winning cards, which she learned from the notorious Count of St. Germain. Hermann becomes obsessed with obtaining the secret.
- 22. The countess (who is now 87 years old) has a young ward, Lizavyeta Ivanovna. Hermann sends love letters to Lizavyeta, and persuades her to let him into the house. There Hermann accosts the countess, demanding the secret. She first tells him that story was a joke, but Hermann refuses to believe her. He repeats his demands, but she does not speak. He draws a pistol and threatens her, and the old lady dies of fright. Hermann attends the funeral of the countess, and is terrified to see the countess open her eyes in the coffin and look at him. Later that night, the ghost of the countess appears. The ghost names the secret three cards (three, seven, ace), tells him he must play just once each night and then orders him to marry Lizavyeta. Hermann takes his entire savings to Chekalinsky's salon, where wealthy men gamble for high stakes. On the first night, he bets it all on the three and wins. On the second night, he wins on the seven. On the third night, he bets on the ace — but when cards are shown, he finds he has bet on the Queen of Spades, rather than the ace, and loses everything.
- 24. Internal conflict: Greed. External conflict: Romance
- 25. Point of View: Third person. Omniscient narrator. Themes: Mystery, Selfishness, Greed, Unscrupulousness, arrogance, Moral justice.
- 26. To leave a trail of footprints, just keep walking