Dramatization based on the fairy tale of Karamzin read the dense forest. fairytale kaleidoscope

Nikolai Mikhailovich Karamzin

Beautiful princess and happy carla

An old fairy tale, or a new caricature

O you ugly sons of mankind, ugly creations of a playful nature! you, who in no way can serve as a model for the artist when he wants to represent the elegance of the human form! you who complain about nature and say that she has not given you ways to please and has blocked for you the source of the sweetest pleasure in life - the source of love! do not despair, my friends, and believe that you can still be amiable and loved, that the helpful Zephyrs today or tomorrow can bring you some lovely Psysha, who will rush into your arms with delight and say that there is nothing sweeter than you on earth. light. Listen to the next story.

In a certain kingdom, in a certain state, there lived Tsar kind person, father of a single daughter, a beautiful princess, dear to the heart of a parent, lovable to every sensitive heart, rare, incomparable. When The king is a good man dressed in rich scarlet, crowned with a sapphire-ruby crown, he sat on a high throne among the multitude of the people and, holding in right hand golden scepter, judged with the truth of his subjects; when, sighing from the depths of his heart, he pronounced the sentence of due punishment, then appeared beautiful princess, looked directly into the eyes of the parent, raised white hand she extended hers to the judge, and the cloudy face of justice suddenly lit up with the sun of mercy, the guilty, saved by her, swore in his soul to be from that time a good subject of the good king. Did the poor man approach Princess? she helped him; did the sad one shed tears? she consoled him. All the orphans in the spacious area good man king they called her mother, and even those whom nature itself oppressed, the unfortunate, deprived of health, were relieved by her healing hand, for princess she knew perfectly the science of healing, the secret powers of herbs and minerals, the growth of heaven and the springs of the underground. Such was the soul Princess. Her bodily beauty was described by all the poets of that time, as best work skillful nature, and the poets were then not such flatterers as they are now; they did not call black white, dwarfs a giant and ugliness an example of harmony. In an ancient book depository I managed to find one of these descriptions; Here is the correct translation of it:

“Not so pleasant is the full moon rising in the sky between countless stars, as our dear princess, walking through the green meadows with her girlfriends; the rays of the bright moon do not shine so beautifully, silvering the wavy edges of the gray clouds of the night, as the golden hair on her shoulders shines; she walks like a proud swan, like a beloved daughter of heaven; ethereal blue, on which the star of love shines, the evening star, is the image of her incomparable eyes, thin eyebrows, like rainbows, bend over them, her cheeks are like white lilies, when the morning dawn paints them with its scarlet color; when tender lips are opened beautiful princess, two rows of the purest pearls tempt the eye; two mounds, covered with eternal mist… But who can describe all her beauties?”

The winged goddess, called Glory, was in those days just as talkative as she is now. Flying across the sunflower, she told wonders about beautiful princess and couldn't talk about it. From far away, princes came to see her beauty, pitched high tents in front of the stone palace good man king and came to him with a bow. He knew the reason for their visit and rejoiced heartily, wishing a worthy husband for his dear daughter. They saw beautiful princess and ignited with love. Each of them spoke To the king of a good man: “The king is a good man! I have come from far away lands, the farthest kingdom; my father owns an innumerable people, a beautiful land; our towers are high, silver and gold shine in them, multi-colored velvets are cast. Tsar! give me your daughter!” “Seek her love!” - he answered, and all the princes remained in his palace, drank and ate at the oak table, behind the tablecloth swearing together with king and with Tsarevna. Each of them looked with touching eyes at the beautiful woman, and with his eyes said very clearly: “Princess! Love me!" You need to know that lovers in the old days were timid and bashful, like red girls, and did not dare to speak verbally with the mistress of their hearts. In our times they are much bolder, but eloquence of eyes has now lost almost all its power. Admirers beautiful princess They used yet another way of expressing their passion, a way that has also gone out of fashion with us. Namely, every night they went under the window Princess towers, played the banduras and sang in a low voice plaintive songs composed by the poets of their lands; each verse ended with deep sighs, which even a stony heart could touch and soften to tears. When five, six, ten, twenty lovers met there at the same time, then they cast lots on who should sing first, and each in turn began to sing the anguish of the heart; others, clasping their hands, walked up and down and looked at the window Tsarevnino, which, however, was not opened to any of them. Then they all returned to their tents and in a deep sleep they forgot the grief of love.

Days, weeks and months passed in this way. Beautiful Princess she glanced at one and the other, at a third and a fourth, but nothing could be seen in her eyes but cold indifference to her suitors, princes and queens. Finally they all started King good man and they unanimously demanded that his beautiful daughter solemnly declare which of them is pleasing to her heart. “We have lived long enough in your stone palace,” they said, “we ate your bread and salt and emptied more than one barrel of sweet honey; time to return to our countries, to our fathers, mothers and sisters. The king is a good man! we want to know which of us will be your son-in-law.” Tsar answered them with these words: “Dear guests! if you had lived in my palace for several years, then, of course, you would not have bored the owner, but I don’t want to keep you against your will and I’ll go right now to Princess. I can't force her to do anything; but whoever she chooses, he will receive for her the whole kingdom of mine as a dowry and will be my son and heir: ". Tsar went to the tower to his daughter. She sat at the embroidery frame and sewed with gold, but when she saw her parent, she got up and kissed his hand. He sat down beside her and said to her in gentle words: “My dear, sensible daughter, beautiful princess! you know that I have no children but you, the light of my eyes; our race must reign in future ages: it's time for you to think about the bridegroom. The princes have been living with us for a long time and are seduced by your beauty, choose a spouse from them, my daughter, and console your father! princess she sat for a long time in silence, her blue eyes downcast to the ground; at last she lifted them and directed them at her parent, then two brilliant tears rolled down from her scarlet cheeks, like two raindrops, wafted from a rose by a breath of marshmallow. “My dear parent! she said in a gentle voice. - I will have time to grieve married. Oh! and the birds love freedom, and married woman doesn't have it. Now I live and rejoice; I have no worries, no sorrow; I only think about pleasing my parent. I can’t discredit the princes in any way, but let me, let me stay in my girlish chamber!” The king is a good man shed a tear. “I am a gentle father, not your tyrant,” he answered princess, - prudent parents can to rule the inclinations of their children, but they can neither excite nor change them; so a skillful helmsman steers the ship, but cannot say to the silence: become the wind! or east wind: be Western! The king is a good man embraced his daughter, went out to the princes and said to them with a sad look and with all possible courtesy that beautiful princess does not want to leave his girlish chamber for any of them. All the princes were despondent, thoughtful, and hung their heads, for each of them hoped to be a husband beautiful princess. One wiped himself with a white handkerchief, the other looked at the ground, the third covered his eyes with his hand, the fourth pinched his dress, the fifth stood leaning against the stove and looked at his nose, like an Indian brahmin pondering the nature of the human soul, the sixth ... the sixth, the seventh and others did the minute, the annals are silent about that. Finally, they all sighed so hard that they almost shook. stone walls, - and in a languid voice brought gratitude to the owner for the treat. In an instant, the white tents in front of the palace disappeared, the princes mounted their horses and sadly rushed at full speed, each on his own way; the dust rose in a column and fell back into place.

Ilya Muromets
11Artwork "Ilya Muromets" named heroic tale. It draws a poetic picture of nature, creates the image of Ilya Muromets, unlike epic hero, but only partially resembling it. Main character shown not in battles with the enemies of the motherland, but in communication with a charming beauty in knightly armor. We do not know how this tale ends, since it was not finished.
Here is how this heroic tale is told:

1“Who is on a stately nightingale horse,
holding a black shield in one hand,
and in the other a damask spear,
rides through the meadow like a formidable king?
On his head is a feathered helmet
with gold, light badge;
on his hip is a heavy sword;
armor, illuminated by the sun,
throw sparks and burn with fire.
Who is this knight, young hero?
He is like May red:
scarlet roses with lilies
bloom on his face.
He is like a gentle myrtle:
thin, straight and majestic.
His gaze is faster than an eagle's
and brighter clear moon.

Who is this knight? - Ilya Muromets".

Tales of N.M. Karamzin

you can find in the following editions

1. 
   Gerlovan, O. K. N. M. Karamzin. Dense forest // Russian literature. - 1993. -
   No. 5. - S. 12-17.
2. 
   Karamzin, N. M. Ilya Muromets / N. M. Karamzin // Selected works in two volumes. – Moscow-Leningrad: Fiction, 1964. - T. 4. - S. 45-57.
3. 
   Karamzin, N. M. beautiful princess and happy Carla / N. M. Karamzin // Town in a snuffbox. - Moscow: True,
   1989. - S. 78-89.

We also invite you to meet

with other works by N.M. Karamzin

1. 
   Karamzin, N. M. Poor Liza: stories / N. M. Karamzin. - Moscow: AST: Astrel: Transitbook, 2006. - 158 p. : ill. - In content. See also: Natalia boyar daughter; Marfa Posadnitsa, or the Conquest of Novgorod.
2. 
   Karamzin, N. M. History of the Russian state: fav. chapters / N. M. Karamzin. - Moscow: Eksmo, 2005. - 671 p. - (Russian classics).
3. 
   Karamzin, N. M. Marfa the Posadnitsa, or the Conquest of Novgorod. - Leningrad: Art. lit., 1989. - 430 p.
4. 
   Karamzin, N. M. Natalia, boyar daughter: stories / N. M. Karamzin. - Moscow: Soviet Russia, 1988. - 94 p. : ill. - Also: Poor Lisa; Martha is a tenant.
5. 
   Karamzin, N. M. Letters of a Russian traveler / N. M. Karamzin; intro. Art. and note. V. A. Grikhina. - Moscow: Soviet Russia, 1983. - 511 p. – (Library of Russian art journalism).

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N.M. Karamzin

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Nicholas

11 Mikhailovich Karamzin – rop
the famous Russian writer, poet, historiographer, rightfully leading the glorious galaxy of natives of the Simbirsk region. He wrote or translated about 30 works for young readers, thus playing a significant role in the history of children's literature.

The cult of friendship and tender feelings, attention to the environment and nature, increased interest in experiences and inner world man, his earthly joys - all this is characteristic of Karamzin as the founder of the sentimental trend and makes his works interesting and close to children and youth.

In the work of N.M. Karamzin there is no such book that would be inaccessible or undesirable for children's and youthful reading.

We invite you to take a trip to Magic world fairy tales of Nikolai Mikhailovich Karamzin and learn about the fate of the heroes of these fairy tales.

11Beautiful princess and happy Carla

In a fairy tale “Lovely Princess and Happy Karla” the main theme is love and free choice. The beautiful princess fell in love with the “ugly courtier” Karla, and for the sake of this love she is ready to sacrifice everything. Miraculous transformations take place in a fairy tale: the ugly becomes beautiful thanks to the victory good forces over evil. Good begets beauty, and beauty begets good.

Here is what is told in this tale:

“In a certain kingdom, in a certain state, there lived a Tsar, a kind man, the father of a beautiful, rare, incomparable princess.

From faraway lands, princes came to see her beauty:“Not so pleasant is the full moon, rising in the sky between countless stars, as our dear Princess is pleasant; the rays of the bright moon do not shine so beautifully as the golden hair on her shoulders shines; she walks like a proud swan; ethereal azure, on which the star of love shines, the evening star, is the image of her incomparable eyes, thin eyebrows, like rainbows, bend over them, her cheeks are like white lilies ... "

All the princes unanimously demanded that the princess announce which of them was dear to her heart. The king says to his daughter:

“My dear, sensible daughter, beautiful Princess! It's time for you to think about the groom. Choose a spouse from among them, my daughter, and console your father!”

“My dear parent! I can’t discredit the princes in any way, but let me stay in my girlish chamber!”

In an instant, the white tents in front of the palace disappeared, the princes mounted their horses and sadly rushed at full speed, each on his own path ... "

Dense forest
Of greatest interest is the prose tale "Dense forest", wherein fabulous images and events convince children not to be afraid of the forest, to love nature, to enjoy its beauty and its gifts. In the subtitle, the author indicates that this “a fairy tale for children composed in one day”.
11Full of secrets and mysteries, the tale begins like this:

“It strikes eight o'clock. Time for tea, my friends. The kind hostess is waiting for us on the balcony.

You are looking at me, dear little ones!.. I understand. You want me, under the sound of the wind, under the shade of gray clouds, to tell you some old story, pitiful and terrible. Okay, listen. Look at the ancient, dense, gloomy forest that rises before our eyes: how terrible is its appearance, what black shadows lie on its curly peak! Know, in the old days, ten centuries before our century, this forest was ten times larger, darker, more terrible.

11The rumor that swept through the surrounding villages frightened the timid villagers even more. It was said that in this dense forest for a long time lived and reigned evil wizard or a sorcerer. Often in the light of the moon, when the villagers looked at the forest from a distance, some kind of monster walked among the trees, along with tall pines, and with its fiery eyes illuminated everything around it for a hundred fathoms ...

Municipal state-financed organization culture "Centralized library system Department - specialized library No. 1 "World of Arts" Lesson No. 6. Topic: " fairytale kaleidoscope"(Based on the tales of N.M. Karamzin). Interactive quiz, drawing competition. Prepared by the leading librarian I. M. Babinskaya. NIKOLAY MIKHAILOVICH KARAMZIN, a famous Russian writer, poet, historiographer, who rightfully heads the glorious galaxy of natives of the Simbirsk Territory. He wrote or translated about 30 works for young readers, thus playing a significant role in the history of children's literature. The cult of friendship and tender feelings, attention to the environment and nature, increased interest in the experiences and inner world of a person, his earthly joys - all this is characteristic of Karamzin as the founder of the sentimental trend and makes his works interesting and close to children and youth. In the work of N.M. Karamzin there is no such book that would be inaccessible or undesirable for children's and youthful reading. Tales of N.M. Karamzin's "The Beautiful Princess and the Happy Karla", "Dense Forest" and "Ilya Muromets" are little known among children and adults, have not been published separate edition and not illustrated. They are of undoubted interest for reading, studying and popularizing. We invite you to make a journey into the magical world of fairy tales by Nikolai Mikhailovich Karamzin and learn about the fate of the heroes of these fairy tales. A beautiful princess and a happy Carla. The tale of the “Beautiful Princess and the Happy Carl” by N. M. Karamzin is a child of Russian sentimentalism, with all characteristic features this literary movement. It was written in 1792, and it develops the motif famous fairy tale Charles Perrault "Riquet with a tuft". In Perrault, the love of a beautiful princess transforms the ugly appearance of Prince Riquet, because heroes from birth are endowed with magic power transform your chosen one. Karamzin has a similar plot much more complicated and deeper. magic element it is completely absent. Moreover, the beautiful princess in his fairy tale did not fall in love with the prince, albeit an ugly one, but with a hunchbacked court dwarf, intended for general amusement. How could the princess prefer the brilliant suitors - princes and princes - the unfortunate jester? Karamzin, with his characteristic psychologism, tells the story of this incredible love. Firstly, “the Charles's courtier was a remarkably intelligent man. Seeing that his wayward nature had brought him into the world as a little freak, he decided to replace bodily defects with spiritual beauties. Secondly, the princess, having known the dwarf since childhood, got used to his appearance, and "the very appearance of the dwarf became pleasant to her, for this appearance was in her eyes a model of a beautiful soul." That is, the love of the princess and the carla is not at all “incredible”, but the natural love of two sublime beautiful hearts. N.M. Karamzin in all his works defended the right of people to love. In the fairy tale “The Beautiful Princess and the Happy Karla”, the main theme is love and free choice. The beautiful princess fell in love with the “ugly courtier” Karla, and for the sake of this love she is ready to sacrifice everything. Miraculous transformations take place in the fairy tale: the ugly becomes beautiful due to the victory of good forces over evil ones. Good begets beauty, and beauty begets good. Here is what is told in this tale: “In a certain kingdom, in a certain state, there lived a Tsar, a kind man, the father of a beautiful, rare, incomparable princess. From far away, princes came to see her beauty: “The full moon, rising in the sky between countless stars, is not so pleasant, as our dear Princess is pleasant<…>; the rays of the bright moon do not shine so beautifully<…>how golden hair shines on her shoulders; she walks like a proud swan<…>; ethereal azure, on which the star of love shines, the evening star, is the image of her incomparable eyes, thin eyebrows, like rainbows, bend over them, her cheeks are like white lilies ... ”All the princes unanimously demanded that the princess announce which of them dear to her heart. The king says to his daughter: “My dear, sensible daughter, beautiful Princess! It's time for you to think about the groom. Choose a spouse from among them, my daughter, and console your father!” “My dear parent! I can’t discredit the princes in any way, but let me stay in my girlish chamber!” In an instant, the white tents in front of the palace disappeared, the princes mounted their horses and, sadly, rushed at full speed, each on their own path…” Dense Forest The most interesting is the prosaic tale “The Dense Forest”. The subtitle to it indicated: "A fairy tale for children, composed on the same day." Everyone was afraid of the Dark Forest and did not go there, since it was believed that an evil wizard, sorcerer, godfather and friend of Beelzebub (head of demons) reigned in it. In the village, not far from the forest, lived an old man and an old woman with a twenty-year-old son, who was like "an angel of beauty and a dove of humility." One night there was a knock on their door and a loud voice said: “Send your son to the Dark Forest. The parents were horrified, and the son "proved that the Dark Forest can be scary for others, and not for him." The parents were forced to agree, and the son went to the Dark Forest "following the little white rabbit, which frolicked and jumped in front of him." In the forest near a wonderful house, the young man met a beauty who was destined by fate to be his wife. It is clear that after the wedding, the heroes lived happily ever after. And if the reader wants to know where the evil wizard and the monster are, the author replies that this is a rumor that "belonged to the number of fables", "a terrible monster existed in the imagination of good villagers." Through fabulous images and events, the author convinces children not to be afraid of the forest, to love nature, to enjoy its beauty and gifts. The fairy tale "Dense Forest" is purely literary. She has no trace folk art . As in his other works, Karamzin adheres to the poetics of sentimentalism. Full of secrets and mysteries, the tale begins like this: “It strikes eight o'clock. Time for tea, my friends. The kind hostess is waiting for us on the balcony. You are looking at me, dear little ones!.. I understand. You want me, under the sound of the wind, under the shade of gray clouds, to tell you some old story, pitiful and terrible. Okay, listen. Look at the ancient, dense, gloomy forest that rises before our eyes: how terrible is its appearance, what black shadows lie on its curly peak! Know, in the old days, ten centuries before our century, this forest was ten times larger, darker, more terrible. The rumor that swept through the surrounding villages frightened the timid villagers even more. It was said that an evil wizard or sorcerer has long lived and reigned in this dense forest. Often, by the light of the moon, when the villagers looked at the forest from afar, some kind of monster walked among the trees, along with tall pines, and with its fiery eyes illuminated everything around it. In this fairy tale, the forest is the personification of life (unfamiliar, and therefore terrible and dangerous for many young people). At first, the protagonist, like all the inhabitants, is afraid of the dense forest, but, having overcome his fear and going into it, he meets there ... But, however, after reading, you will find out for yourself. Ilya Muromets The work "Ilya Muromets" is called a heroic tale. It draws a poetic picture of nature, creates the image of Ilya Muromets, unlike the epic hero, but only partially reminiscent of him. The main character is shown not in battles with the enemies of the motherland, but in communication with a charming beauty in knightly armor. We do not know how this tale ends, since it was not finished. A small excerpt from Karamzin's "Bogatyr's Tale" is read out. Children are invited to determine, as they read, what military equipment will be mentioned in the text and how many items in total? “Who, on a stately nightingale horse, holding a black shield in one hand and a damask spear in the other, rides through the meadow like a formidable king? On his head is a feathered helmet with a gold, bright badge; on his hip is a heavy sword; armor, illuminated by the sun, pour sparks and burn with fire. Who is this knight, young hero? He is like a red May: scarlet roses with lilies bloom on his face. He is like a gentle myrtle: thin, straight and majestic. His gaze is faster than an eagle's and brighter than a clear moon. Who is this knight? - Ilya Muromets". We have identified the equipment of Ilya Muromets, and now I will tell you riddles about his weapons and armor, which were mentioned in the text: In order to protect the chest from the blows of the enemy, you already know this for sure, the hero has a heavy, shiny and round one hanging on his left hand ... (Shield) A weapon is not easy to pick up, it's not easy to pick up and hold in your hand. It was easy for them to take their heads off their shoulders ... Well, guess what? Of course… (Sword) An iron hat with a sharp end, and the front of the beak hung over the face. (Helmet) Such a shirt is not knitted, not sewn, it is woven from iron rings. (Mail)? Summing up, the children are asked questions: - Are there heroes in our time? (children's answers) - Is it possible to call those who defended our Motherland during the Great Patriotic War, guarding the border now, saving people from fire, athletes - Olympic champions? So, a hero is not necessarily a strongman. And you can become heroes, but what needs to be done for this? (Go in for sports, develop willpower). All the children are invited to draw drawings at home based on the fairy tales of N.M. Karamzin and participate in the competition for the best drawing. And now we invite you to answer the questions of the interactive quiz. References: 1. Gerlovan, O. K. N. M. Karamzin. Dense forest // Russian literature. - 1993. - No. 5. - S. 12-17. 2. Karamzin, N. M. Ilya Muromets / N. M. Karamzin // Selected works in two volumes. - Moscow-Leningrad: Fiction, 1964. - T. 4. - P. 45-57. 3. Karamzin, N. M. The beautiful princess and the happy Karla / N. M. Karamzin // Town in a snuffbox. - Moscow: Pravda, 1989. - S. 78-89.

N.M. Karamzin (1766-1826) also made a great contribution to the development of Russian children's literature. Nikolai Mikhailovich Karamzin was a remarkable children's writer who played a significant role in the history of children's literature. He wrote and translated about 30 works for young readers. In addition, almost all of his works were included in the reading circle of middle-aged and older children. This was explained by the fact that he was the head of a new trend in the history of literature - sentimentalism, whose poetics is so close to the nature of children. The original works of N. M. Karamzin began to appear on the pages of "Children's Reading for the Heart and Mind" in 1789. Among them, "Anacreontic Poems", "Walk", as well as the story "Eugene and Yulia" stand out.

For children, N.M. Karamzin continued to write after he was closed children's magazine. In 1792 he published the fairy tale "The Beautiful Princess", and in 1795. - "Ilya Muromets" and "Dense Forest". Of greatest interest is the prose tale "The Dense Forest". Through fabulous images and events, the author convinces children not to be afraid of the forest, to love nature, to enjoy its beauty and gifts. The fairy tale "Dense Forest" is purely literary. There are no traces of folk art in it. As in his other works, Karamzin adheres to the poetics of sentimentalism.

The work "Ilya Muromets" is called by the author a heroic tale and written on the basis of epics. This was the last and unfinished work of Karamzin in verse, after which he took up history. The fairy tale draws poetic pictures of nature in the style of sentimentalism, creates the image of Ilya Muromets, who does not look like an epic hero. With delicate colors, the poet draws multi-color pictures of nature, notes the shades and sounds of the world around him. The image of the hero, created by Karamzin, only partially resembles the epic one. He is shown not in battles with the enemies of the motherland, but in communication with a charming beauty. As in other works of the writer, there is little action, but a lot of tender feelings and bright pictures. With his work, N.M. Karamzin served the development of Russian culture, aroused interest in children's literature among broad circles society, contributed to the education of patriotic and aesthetic feelings of children. The work of Karamzin is the most important, turning point in the history of children's literature, which played a huge role in its further fate.

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Preface.

On the memorable anniversary of the writer and historian N. M. Karamzin, I was invited to the district children's library with sixth grade students to discuss his work. I was surprised: “Why the sixth grade? " Poor Lisa"Learning in the 9th!" It turned out that Nikolai Mikhailovich also wrote fairy tales! To my shame, I didn't know that. We were invited to read and discuss the fairy tale "Dense Forest".

On the Internet, I found this work: “Dense Forest. A fairy tale for children, composed on the same day for the following given words - balcony, forest, ball, hut, horse, meadow, raspberry bush, oak, Ossian, source, coffin, music. It turns out that in the time of N.M. Karamzin they played like that!

Without reading the writer's fairy tales, I suggested to the children homework: “Write a fairy tale in the given words (we shortened a few words: Ossian - Celtic bard, source, coffin). When we write our fairy tales, then we will read and discuss the "Dense Forest". The children agreed, but suggested that I also write a fairy tale in the evening using the given words. Children's author's fairy tales we presented later in district library. On Proza.ru I place my fairy tale and children's (I promised them). I confess right away: we discussed the fairy tales of children at literary occupation, helped each other with the plot, and I slightly edited them.

Kotenko Tatiana

winter travel in the dense forest.
Fairy tale (written in given words)

One day, three friends gathered in the forest for a ski trip and made an appointment under the balcony of their classmate. It was a glorious winter. A light frost silvered the trees, decorated the windows in the houses with patterns, covered them with a thin shiny crust. snowdrifts. Friends jokingly fought and, looking at the coveted balcony, threw snowballs. The balcony was stubbornly silent for a long time, but one of the friends received a text message from a classmate that she had been in the forest for a long time, that she had been waiting for them and even got a little lost.

The message delighted friends and upset at the same time. "Delighted" because it was possible to become a hero to save a missing handsome man, and "disappointed" because the girl neglected the agreement, which means friendship.

The friends got to the forest without incident, found a lonely ski track, along which they set off into the depths of the dense forest, but then oddities began. The track zigzag between the trees, as if someone deliberately obfuscated the tracks. Beginning to get dark. The frost intensified, pinching his nose and cheeks and blinding his eyelashes. And suddenly they stopped in their tracks: the track was gone. It ended suddenly, as if a skier had climbed up on hot-air balloon or flew, as skiers fly off a high springboard.
After consulting, the guys nevertheless went forward, recalling the stories aloud local residents about the fact that wolves rule in a dense forest, that hunters set traps on them, and that there were accidents when people disappeared, falling into some kind of portals. It was a little scary, but no one wanted to admit it, even to themselves, and no one wanted to consider themselves a coward.

And suddenly, one after another, they flew into some kind of abyss, not noticing the cliff in the darkness. During the "flight" the guys were seized with fear, the heart seemed to stop, and then it began to beat like a rabbit's, and it seemed that it was about to jump out. The instinct of self-preservation has finally awakened. All the known options for a competent landing instantly surfaced in my head. Everyone grouped up, for some reason screwed up their eyes, and with all their being prepared for strong blow. But it did not follow, moreover, after a few seconds, all three landed on their feet, feeling a meter layer of snow under them. The skis were intact!

And suddenly they saw three small luminous balls, more like balls. They seemed to teleport from each of them and united into one large silver ball, which hovered over them and illuminated the surroundings. In front of them was a toboggan run that led them to a hut, barely visible in the distance at the edge of the forest. They thought that they would find their classmate there, and therefore, without fear, set off along the sledge track. A luminous silver ball showed them the way. Near the hut they saw a beautiful sleigh covered with a carpet and a trio of white horses harnessed. "It's like a fairytale!" - thought to each of them.

They boldly crossed the threshold of the hut. It was empty, but it seemed to be waiting for them. It was light and warm in the hut, the fire burned brightly in the stove, there were three appliances on the table, a hot pot with boiled potatoes and a jug of cold milk. The instinct of hunger told me what to do. They ate and thought aloud their next steps. And suddenly they realized that they call themselves old names: Dubynya, Koloyar and Mecheslav. These names were written on the wooden mugs they drank from.

Suddenly the door opened wide, and an old giant, all white and gray-haired, entered the Hut. White - from snow and frost, and gray - from age. It was Leshy, the owner of the forest.
Ah, the rescuers have arrived! he said without a smile. - You live well! Were not afraid that we were in magical forest fairy portal? Supper, then we'll talk.

The giant told his friends that they were in the three-ninth kingdom. Where is it?! Surely for so many years, neither at school nor in the family explained to them where this kingdom-state is located?! People live on the third planet from the Sun, which is called Earth. And now friends have arrived on the ninth planet from the Sun. Yes, the planets are relatives, they are almost nearby, in the same orbit, only they are mirror opposite.

Boys, you took the fate three heroes Therefore, we must continue to act bravely and boldly. Dubynya is a warrior like an oak, indestructible, wins in hand-to-hand combat. Koloyar is a knight who turns the circle. The circle, the wheel is his weapon. During the battle, he moves around the battlefield, across the field, using rotational techniques. Mecheslav is a hero who gains glory with a sword. You are Warriors, you are Wolves. You must show the Will to win in order to save your unlucky girlfriend. Why unlucky?! Because the beauty goes through life in the wrong way, - Leshy the Giant added wearily to what was said.

Friends learned that the Planet Yalmez had long since entered the Age of the Wolf. This is a cosmic process and is associated with movement solar system(Yarily) by Milky Way. The main business of the Age of the Wolf is the restoration of forests and gardens, groves and forests, parks and taiga. Wolves are nature's orderlies. And their classmate arrived on Planet Yalmez from the past era - the era of the Fox, where the most successful people, as a rule, were liars and deceivers, people without honor and conscience, and behaved similarly to them.

Here she got Old Russian name Budana, which means Lazy. In my hut she took a gun and went to hunt hares. AT forest portal she turned into a fox. She was surrounded by a pack of wolves and driven into a corral. "Saved" her family Zmeya Gorynych. Keeps your Budana the Serpent with three heads, which are called Flattery, Lies, Lazybones, in captivity. He took her to his Wigwam. You will have to challenge him to fight. The wolves will help you, - assured the owner of the Hut.

Friends went to the battlefield. It was a huge, snow-covered Meadow. In its center stood a hundred-year-old Oak-giant, under the crown of which the Wigwam was built. The building was surrounded by thorny raspberry bushes, on which frozen raspberries and yellow-brown leaves hung here and there. On one of the bushes, a woman's woolen scarf and a knitted cap with a bubo were red. Two other bushes were decorated with red warm mittens.

Is the owner of these things still alive?! How does she feel about the Serpent Gorynych ?! Maybe she's doing well there? - thought friends, buddies, preparing for the battle.

The goblin-giant kept his word. Three Defender Wolves came to the aid of the young heroes. Together, seven of them, they defeated the Serpent Gorynych, depriving him of all three heads. The invisible Bayan, an ancient Russian bard, also helped them in battle. With his music, he either lulled the vigilance of the Serpent, then distracted him from the battle, then praised him for his mistakes and mistakes.

When the Serpent was defeated, morning came. Yarilo - the Sun appeared in the sky. Its Beams illuminated the entire Planet Yalmez. Together with Bayan, to the merry harp, the whole prophetic Forest sang and rang, the snowy Meadow, iridescent in the sun, silvered with frosty hoarfrost, the centuries-old Oak. The old man Leshy stroked the weeping but joyful girl on the head and said: “Take your Blagusha! Now that's her name. I give you an order: restore Life on Earth, then the versatility of the Human consciousness will be revealed.”

Goblin - a giant on his magic sleigh and white horses with a silvery mane took his friends out of the fairy-tale portal to the solid ground. Friends returned home from a ski trip before dark. The lesson of the Master of the dense Forest went to good use for Blagusha and her friends.
A fairy tale is a lie, but there is a hint in it, for those who understand everything - a lesson!

P.S. Continued in the section "Children's works". Fairy tales