Предмет: Литература, автор: Disnep9967

Пожалуйста!!!Отзыв о прочитанном.
Рассказ Носова "Кукла".
1)Что я знаю об истории создания произведения.
2)О чем это произведение.
3)Кто понравился и почему.
4)Кто не понравился и почему.
5)Современно ли данное произведение , чему оно учит или же уроки жизни преподает это произведение.
Заранее спасибо))

Ответы

Автор ответа: Лен56

1. Прости но всё сто я знаю это то что если автор причисляет себя к числу персонажей значит он вправду в них участвовал
2. Это произведение о том что прохожие, молодые мамы, гуляющие за руку влюбленные не замечают такого ужасного проступка, как изуродовать копию человеческого ребёнка.Главный персонаж Акимыч поражается этим ужасным проступком .
3. (Там не много персонажей, в основном автор да Акимыч ) Мне больше всего понравился старый вояка(Акимыч) побывавший на жестокой войне. Его затрагивают темы которые по мнению многих людей , незначительны!
4.Хоть этого персонажа особо не выделяли , но больше всего мне не понравился это человек который так на издевался над куклой.
5. Это произведение учит нас тому что человек у которого получилось что то сделать не доброе , то он это повторит но жертв будет на много больше.

Disnep9967: Спасибо большое))

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