The inner world of Assol from the work Scarlet Sails. The image and characteristics of Assol from the work “Scarlet Sails”

Composition

Everything that Assol saw around her, everything that she lived with, became “a lace of secrets in the image of everyday life.” The very sound of her name, as strange and unusual to the ear as the tender name Suok in “Three Fat Men,” foreshadowed a meeting with a creature unlike the others. Aigle, for example, likes that the name is so strange, so monotonous, musical, like the whistle of an arrow or the noise of a sea shell. “What would I do,” he says thoughtfully to Assol, “if you were called one of those euphonious, but unbearably familiar names that are alien to the Beautiful Unknown? Moreover, I don’t want to know who you are, who your parents are and how you live. Why break the spell?

What is the source of Assol's charm? Greene is not going to ask us any riddles about this. There is so much purity, spontaneity, naturalness in her soul, such a readiness to see the world with eyes in which nothing adult remains - big eyes child, that together with her we are imbued with the expectation of the Beautiful Unknown. Assol enthusiastically promises his friend, the coal miner Philip, that one day, when Philip fills his basket with coal, it will turn into a fragrant bush. And Philip really begins to imagine that buds are creeping out of the old twigs and leaves are splashing across the basket. Trembling and worrying, Assol goes to the seashore, intensely looking out on the horizon white ship with a scarlet sail. And we, too, not believing that we believe, are waiting for his appearance.

“These minutes were happiness for her,” Green wrote about his heroine, “it’s difficult for us to escape into a fairy tale, it would be no less difficult for her to get out of her power and charm.” And what a triumph over the prosaic, rough, one-dimensional, flat and philistine idea of life, devoid of any flight of fancy, does the author of the book experience together with his heroes, when, in front of the shocked residents of Kaperna, a ship suddenly appears with the very sails whose name is still for a time it sounded like mockery.

The heroine of “Scarlet Sails” at one time seemed to some critics of the book to be a character, although poetic, but passive and inactive. This reproach was addressed to Green more than once. Is he really that fair? Gray was given the strength, opportunity, and desire to make Assol’s dream come true. But let us remember that it was none other than Assol who inspired Gray to do his act! Assol helped Gray understand one simple truth. Understand and have faith in it: you need to do so-called miracles with your own hands. And maybe that’s why Gray didn’t want anyone else but Assol.

Here, it turns out, how in Green’s extravaganza, fate, will and character traits are ultimately happily, almost fabulously, and at the same time irreversibly, inevitably intertwined. The meeting of the storyteller Egle with Assol determines the purpose of her existence. The painting depicting a ship rising on the crest of a sea wall, which Gray loved to look at for a long time as a child, became for him “that with the right word in the conversation of the soul with life, without which it would be difficult for him to understand himself.” IN little boy The huge sea gradually settled down. He got along with it...

But isn't that fleeting vision of a miniature boat that Greene once saw in a toy store window somewhere in the same category? This insignificant impression turned out to be very necessary and very important for the writer.

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Perhaps, no less than Gray, Assol inspires faith in success and brings the glow of good luck. Two people coexisted in Gray's soul. And in Assol’s soul there lived two Assols, “mixed in a wonderful, beautiful irregularity.” One was the daughter of a sailor, an artisan, who knew how to make toys, diligently sew, cook, and wash floors. The other, the one that Green called a living poem “with all the wonders of its consonances and images,” was itself the embodiment of poetry. Trembling and worrying, Assol lived in anticipation of a miracle. And in this reciprocity of shadows and light, in this beautiful irregularity, there was, like Gray, its own correctness, there was a high art inherent in both of them to transform the world, with inspiration to make many amazing discoveries “ethereal-subtle”, “inexpressible”, “but important, like cleanliness and warmth.”
Everything that Assol saw around her, everything that she lived with, became “a lace of secrets in the image of everyday life.” The very sound of her name, as strange and unusual to the ear as the tender name Suok in “Three Fat Men,” foreshadowed a meeting with a creature unlike the others. Aigle, for example, likes that the name is so strange, so monotonous, musical, like the whistle of an arrow or the noise of a sea shell. “What would I do,” he says thoughtfully to Assol, “if you were called one of those euphonious, but unbearably familiar names that are alien to the Beautiful Unknown? Moreover, I don’t want to know who you are, who your parents are and how you live. Why break the spell?”
What is the source of Assol's charm? Greene is not going to ask us any riddles about this. There is so much purity, spontaneity, naturalness in her soul, such a readiness to see the world with eyes in which nothing adult remains - the big eyes of a child, that together with her we are imbued with the expectation of the Beautiful Unknown. Assol enthusiastically promises his friend, the coal miner Philip, that one day, when Philip fills his basket with coal, it will turn into a fragrant bush. And Philip really begins to imagine that buds are creeping out of the old twigs and leaves are splashing across the basket. Trembling and worrying, Assol goes to the seashore, intensely looking for a white ship with a scarlet sail on the horizon. And we, too, not believing that we believe, are waiting for his appearance.
“These minutes were happiness for her,” Green wrote about his heroine, “it’s difficult for us to escape into a fairy tale, it would be no less difficult for her to get out of her power and charm.” And what a triumph over the prosaic, rough, one-dimensional, flat and philistine idea of life, devoid of any flight of fancy, does the author of the book experience together with his heroes, when, in front of the shocked residents of Kaperna, a ship suddenly appears with the very sails whose name is still for a time it sounded like mockery.
The heroine of “Scarlet Sails” at one time seemed to some critics of the book to be a character, although poetic, but passive and inactive. This reproach was addressed to Green more than once. Is he really that fair? Gray was given the strength, opportunity, and desire to make Assol’s dream come true. But let us remember that it was none other than Assol who inspired Gray to do his act! Assol helped Gray understand one simple truth. Understand and have confidence in it: you need to do so-called miracles with your own hands. And maybe that’s why Gray didn’t want anyone else but Assol.
Here, it turns out, how in Green’s extravaganza, fate, will and character traits are ultimately happily, almost fabulously, and at the same time irreversibly, inevitably intertwined. The meeting of the storyteller Egle with Assol determines the purpose of her existence. The painting depicting a ship rising on the crest of a sea wall, which Gray loved to look at for a long time as a child, became for him “that necessary word in the conversation of the soul with life, without which it would be difficult for him to understand himself.” A huge sea gradually settled inside the little boy. He got along with it...
But isn't that fleeting vision of a miniature boat that Greene once saw in a toy store window somewhere in the same category? This insignificant impression turned out to be very necessary and very important for the writer.

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Image and characteristics of Assol in the extravaganza “Scarlet Sails”

The story for true romantics “Scarlet Sails” was originally called “Extravaganza”. Sketches for literary work began to do so back in 1916, working on “Running on the Waves.” The book was published in 1923 with a dedication to the writer’s wife. At the center of the story is the story of a young girl, Assol, whose life is filled with dreams and fantasies. Living in real world, the heroine dreams of a fairy tale that is destined to come true one day.

Young Assol is a lyrical and poetic image. This is a sophisticated girl, persistent and strong in spirit, like the main characters of Russian dramatic works. When working on any work, the author puts a part of himself into the characters he describes. The image of Assol is woven from features characteristic of Green. Grinevsky ( real name writer) dreamed of becoming a sailor and going on a long voyage. Romanticism in his soul collided with harsh everyday life, so instead of getting on the ship, Alexander became a coaster worker.

Faced with the rudeness of professional sailors, Green gained skepticism, which connects him with the sailor Longren, Assol’s father. Talented writer he was not handsome, his naval career did not work out, and fate was not kind. “Scarlet Sails” combines the symbolism of Alexander Green’s life’s ups and downs, his hopes and dreams, coupled with the hardships of reality.

History of creation

Assol's characterization echoes the worldview and ideals of the author. It was difficult for him, like the lovely girl, to exist in a world where there is no place for a fairy tale. Grinevsky describes the main character of the story just enough to give the reader an idea of her. Hope is main feature, symbolizing her mental structure. The character is described vaguely, and readers tend to independently ennoble the girl through imagination.

The heroine lives in the coastal city of Kaperna. As a child, Assol was not the life of the party; her peers did not accept her because of her father’s bad reputation. Having survived this, she learned to be self-sufficient and not pay attention to grievances. Having invented his own world, where dreams can be fulfilled, Assol waits for instructions from fate in order to enjoy life and love someone other than his father and the surrounding nature.

The characterization of the heroine's appearance has become a secondary nuance of the story, but the description is present in the narrative. The heroine wears her thick dark brown hair in a headscarf and wears a simple dress with a pink flower. The girl has a pleasant, gentle smile and a sad gaze. A thin, fragile figure does not stop Assol from working.

The modest dreamer was left without a mother early. She lives with her father, a former sailor, and they sell wooden toys to support themselves. Despite the crazy love of her parent, Assol is lonely. One day she learns about a prediction that says that a prince will come to her on a beautiful ship and take the girl with him. The stranger’s words were enough for gullible Assol to believe in the legend. Her faith was not based on frivolity, but on the desire to change her life. Steadfastly enduring the ridicule of others, the dreamer was true to her dream, and it came true.

Plot

The main line in the work is the story of Assol. She lives in a small village with an unsociable and withdrawn father. Fellow villagers do not like their family because of the accident in which Longren was involved. During the storm, he witnessed the death of the innkeeper Menners, but did not save his fellow countryman, remembering that in a similar situation no one came to the aid of his wife.

Assol - illustration for the book "Scarlet Sails"

In fact, the wife of the former sailor died because of his callousness and stinginess, which became the reason for hatred of the family on the part of ill-wishers. One day a girl went to the city to sell crafts, among which was a boat with scarlet sails. Assol let him go along the stream, and the toy got lost. The ship was found by the storyteller Egle. He predicted to the girl that when she grew up, with native land Assol will be taken by the prince, who has sailed on a ship with scarlet sails.

Arthur Gray, from a wealthy family, had a passion for adventure and sailing. One day, after setting off on a ship, he went out on a boat to go fishing. After spending the night on the shore, in the morning Gray saw Assol sleeping. Amazed by her beauty, he left his ring on the girl’s hand. In a nearby tavern, Arthur learned the girl’s story, embellished by local legends. Without listening to gossip, convinced of the nobility of Assol’s dreams, Gray bought scarlet silk in a shop and ordered sails to be sewn. The next day, the ship that Assol saw in her dreams approached the Kaperna pier. Gray took her to a distant country, as the storyteller predicted.

Alexander Grinevsky, dreaming of the sea, made a symbol of hope and the realization of dreams not of the girl’s faith in the prince’s arrival, but of the ship. Allusion to unfulfilled hopes author, the scarlet sails became a sign that if dreams did not come true, this does not mean that they were impossible. Assol was not waiting for Gray. She was waiting for the ship, in which she invested faith, accumulated over years of loneliness and misunderstanding.

Perhaps the hidden symbolism of the work made it a favorite book of communists who firmly believe in the dream and are confident in its achievement. The romantic background in the perception of readers and the author’s presentation fades into the background.
It is noteworthy that even the magical name Assol appeared by chance. According to rumors, Green bought at the store tomato juice and in the question: “What about salt?” – heard a combination of sounds that inspired the writer to create a name for main character works.

Musicals and plays based on the story have been staged more than once. It was filmed by director Alexander Ptushko in 1961. The actress became the creator of the main female image. The young man embodied Arthur Gray in the frame.
Pictures from the book “Scarlet Sails” still inspire artists to create graphic images, mosaics, sculptures and other objects in various techniques execution. The main character embodied by the artists is the girl Assol, and the subject is a ship with scarlet sails.

Quotes

Alexander Green's work is full of morality contained in the monologues and remarks of the main characters. Notable quotes from the story “Scarlet Sails” have become catchphrases.

“Now children do not play, but study. They all study and study and will never begin to live.”

These words remain relevant today. They characterize not children, but adults who begin to live as is typical for their age and forget about their dreams.

"Miracles are made with your own hands."

The remark hints that it is not worth living in anticipation, while decisive actions will lead to faster desired result. Perhaps Green was guided by these words when he hired himself to work on the ship and dreamed of steering the ship.

“We love fairy tales, but we don’t believe in them.”

Assol was a dreamer, and her fantasies came true. This happened thanks to unwavering faith and fortitude. Sometimes faith allows circumstances to develop as desired.

“The sea and love do not like pedants”

This is what the romantic Green wrote, comparing two wayward elements. When dealing with them, the little things that pedants value are not important. Dreamers and people who feel the ability to create their destiny according to their dreams get what they are looking for.

The image and appearance of Assol from the story "Scarlet Sails"?

Alexander Green, when writing his novel Scarlet Sails, probably did not even think that his characters would turn out to be so real and relevant both in his and in any other time. He was able to give his young heroine Assol all the gentleness, kindness and warmth that others would envy fairy-tale heroines. Yes, Assol can really stand on the same line as Cinderella or Snow White.

Quite a lot of space is devoted to the description of Assol in the novel. And now we already see it as it appears to the writer:

And, moreover:

Different artists saw Assol in different ways. Below are pictures of what this vulnerable little girl might have looked like.

When I read this work, for myself personally, based on all the parameters by which Assol’s appearance was described, I realized that she is a classic gamine. These are the girls who remain girls for a long time and who have a youthful and lively face. Not for nothing, in the work itself, it was written that even her dark hair, seemed older, her face and youthful skin on it.

At the same time, her lively eyes with a sparkle and her youthful physique with thin togas only emphasized and strengthened this image as a whole. Remember great actress Audrey Hepburn, I think she is related to Assol in type and could play her perfectly.

A girl named Assol is represented by a very sensual and gentle nature. Despite the fact that Assol is very slender and fragile in appearance, she is unshakable in her dreams and believes in them to the last. The image of Assol is the image of a girl with strong feelings faith and hope in the fulfillment of innermost desires. If we talk about appearance, then this girl looks very modest, thin, dresses in old dresses, since there is no way to buy new ones. But despite this fact, she looks very neat and tidy.

The image of Assol is very gentle, subtle, it in itself can even convey the idea that one must believe in dreams, no matter how airy they may be. Assol is a very fragile, thin girl, with a thin figure, rather without excessive femininity and grace. A child with sad, dark eyes, dressed in a washed out but neat dress.

At the same time, she is quite tanned, her eyes are dark.

The image itself is very light, it seems that a breeze will blow and carry away the fragile girl, but the hope and faith in her are much stronger than it seems.

In A. Green's story Scarlet Sails, a young dreamer Assol is the main character.

Age Assol, when she first met Gray, was about 17-20 years old:

As A. Green describes, appearance Assol was next: a dark-haired and short girl, in a washed cotton dress, a lace scarf, with irregular, delicate features and dark eyes.

Concerning character Since childhood, Assol grew up alone; she had no friends.

The main character of Alexander Green's story is the dreamy and sincere girl Assol. This girl is one of the most romantic characters in Russian literature of the 20th century.

Assol's mother died early, and she was raised by her father, a sailor and artisan Longren. The villagers didn't like them. girl with early years I'm used to being alone. Those around her rejected her, she had to endure ridicule and insults. Assol was even considered crazy. She told her fellow villagers a story about a meeting with a sorcerer who prophesied that a noble prince would sail for her at the appointed hour on a ship with scarlet sails. After that, she was nicknamed the ship's Assolya.

In her make-up, the heroine is distinguished by her vivid imagination and sincere heart. Assol looks at the world with wide eyes, she believes in her ideal and will never give up on her dreams. She's rich inner world and she can see deep meaning in simple things.

Assol is educated and loves to read. She is characterized by hard work and love of nature. She communicates with plants as with living beings and takes care of them. When Assol grows up, she becomes truly beautiful. Any outfit suits her. She's cute and charming girl. Her face is clean and bright, like a child's.

In her heart, Assol always cherished her innermost dream of a ship with scarlet sails. Even the girl’s father hoped that after a while she would throw the wizard Aigle’s prediction out of her head. But the ability to selflessly dream and ignore the evil attacks of her fellow villagers strengthened the girl’s spirit. The time had come for a miracle in her life. She met someone who understood her sensitive young soul and made her innermost dream come true. A ship with scarlet sails appeared off the coast of her home village. It was built for Assol by Captain Gray, a noble sailor who learned the story of Assol and brought it to reality.

The heroine of the extravaganza story is a real symbol of such an eternal and worthy feeling as faith. Her soul is filled with emotions and experiences, she is sensual and open, but at the same time she has a strong and unbending spirit. Assol did not let go of her dreams. And that's why they came true.

Option 2

I really want to believe in miracles. The world of fairy tales and dreams is close to every person. While a person lives, he dreams. The theme of love and dreams has more than once become the main one in the works of writers of different times and eras. Suffice it to recall W. Shakespeare “Romeo and Juliet”, L.N. Tolstoy “War and Peace”, A. Green “Scarlet Sails”.

A. Green’s Assol is a symbol of faith, purity and devotion to one’s dream. The author embodies the ideal of naivety and romanticism in the image of the heroine. He loves his heroine very much, and in order for the reader to love her, the writer begins the story about her from infancy.

When the baby was less than a year old, her mother died, her father disappeared at sea, and an old neighbor helped raise the girl. In order to somehow feed the family, my father began making toys and selling them; he was not a sociable and gloomy person. The girl couldn’t afford exquisite outfits; she only had enough money for the bare necessities, but she doesn’t complain because she and her father love each other. Throughout the entire work, Greene traces the transformation of a little girl into a charming young woman.

At the age of five, Assol brings a smile with her kind face, as a teenager at twelve years old she is like a “swallow in flight” - expressive and pure, as a girl she captivates the looks of passers-by: short stature, long eyelashes, dark blond hair tone.

The meeting with the storyteller and song collector Egl became fateful for the girl. With their prediction about a handsome prince who would definitely come for her under scarlet sails, they forever planted a dream in the girl. Those around her did not understand the heroine, considering her “strange.”

The development of the heroine’s character was influenced by her environment and village society. The villagers were wary of the Assol family and tried not to communicate with them. The girl had no friends; nature brightened up her loneliness.

Seeing the sleeping Assol and learning her secret from people, Gray could not help but fulfill his fairytale dream. He sails for the girl under scarlet sails and takes her away. Both are romantic natures and they should be together. A happy ending beautiful fairy tale, Assol has found her prince.

A. Green, a romantic writer, showed with his work that if you believe and hope for a miracle, it will definitely come, you should not despair and you should strive to fulfill your desires.

Essay Image Assol

In “Scarlet Sails,” readers really fell in love with the image of Assoli, who embodies faith in kindness and the fulfillment of dreams that a fairy tale will become reality and everything will come true.

Assol had difficult childhood. Mother died when Assol was not even a year old. The tavern owner was to blame for the mother's death. Therefore, the girl was left to live alone with her father. The father, sailor Longren, raised and took care of his daughter himself, and she helped and obeyed him in everything. In Kaperna, where they lived, dirt and poverty reigned, the people were evil. Many considered her father a murderer and did not allow their children to play with her. Assol felt lonely, she had no friends, but this did not harden her soul, she was very kind. The girl grew up in her own closed world, known only to her. She played by herself, living in her own mysterious world.

It turned out good hostess: She washed the floor, and swept, and changed clothes, from old to new.

I took her to the market to sell toys to earn at least some money. When I walked home along the path, I often talked to the trees, stroking each leaf.

And in Kaperna they laughed at her and considered her crazy, but she silently endured these insults. No one in the village believed her story about meeting a wizard in the forest; they thought it was a fiction. One day the girl was returning from the city and walked through the forest. In the forest, Assol met the kind Egle, a collector of legends. He told her that one day a ship with scarlet sails would sail to Kaperna and a handsome prince would come out to her. The prince will stretch out his hands to Assol and take her with him forever. The wizard gave her a dream so that she could rise to the sun. The name Assol is also sunny! The girl believed Egle and told her father about it. Longren did not disappoint Assol, deciding that over time everything would be forgotten.

When Assol grew up, she became a real beauty and everyone envied her. All her clothes seemed like new and the girl was simply charming. For her, a gloomy day turned into a sunny downpour. The face, as before, glowed with a childish smile. A young man appeared in her life, who put a ring on her finger in a dream. After this, Assol became even more confident that her dreams would soon come true.

Assol never held a grudge against her offenders. She always treated animals with kindness and care, only besides her father she had another friend, the coal miner Philip.

Assol is completely different from the residents of the town, they are like from another world and they don’t belong there. The girl has not lost the ability to rejoice and love the world around her.

Essay 4

Alexander Green is a famous romantic writer who became famous for his work Scarlet Sails. Here dreams are on the verge of reality, so this work has become a symbol of love and faith for many generations of women. The beauty of soul and body makes us believe in Assol and make her our ideal to follow.

The main character of this novel is the girl Assol, who is in her dreams. She is a symbol of purity and innocence. But her life was not as joyful as it seems at first glance. The girl lost her mother early, and was raised by her father, a craftsman and sailor, together with an old man in the neighborhood. She found an outlet in reading and education. She loves nature and feels with all the notes of her soul. It helps all living beings in one situation or another. If the birds are hungry, she will feed them bread crumbs; if someone has injured their paw, she will definitely heal them. All this is superimposed on not only her inner world, but also on her external beauty.

Assol is truly beautiful, so any outfit suits her. Green treats the girl very warmly, showing her with a bright and clear face and a clean kind soul like a child, he therefore traces in this novel her entire life from infancy to her transformation into a beautiful and charming swan. All her life she was followed by loneliness, since for some reason the people of her village did not like them. Regardless of the state of the surrounding society, Assol remained with a kind heart and sparkling eyes. The main thing in her life is to believe in her dream and wait for her desires to come true.

Throughout her life, she had a dream of meeting her prince on a ship with scarlet sails. But the desire to be happy does not make it possible to stop dreaming about this moment, so when the dream ship stops off the coast of the village, Assol cannot believe his happiness. This fate beautiful girl becomes Captain Gray, who understood her and fulfilled her secret desires and dreams. In fact such noble men at that time there was little, since not everyone could put the desires of their beloved above their own.

Sample 5

The story - extravaganza "Scarlet Sails" was written by Alexander Green at the beginning of the 19th century. She talks about a good dream that was destined to become a reality, and that everyone is capable of doing a miracle for a loved one.

The main character of the story is Assol. When Assol was barely 5 months old, her mother died. Her daughter was raised by her father, a former sailor Longren. To earn a living, he made children's toys, which Assol helped make and sell. In Kapern, many considered Longren a murderer, fellow villagers shunned the former sailor, and children were forbidden to play with his daughter. The neighbors' evil ridicule had no effect on kind heart young Assol. She grew up in her own mysterious world, filled with dreams and hopes.

Assol has a formerly rich, vivid imagination. One day she met the old storyteller Egle, who gave the girl a wonderful dream. The storyteller said that when Assol grows up, a prince will sail for her on a ship with scarlet sails. Young Assol liked Egle’s words so much that she long years became her dream, helping her survive the difficulties of life. Returning home after meeting with Egle, the girl told Longren about the wizard’s prediction. The retired sailor did not disappoint his daughter; he thought that over time everything would be forgotten on its own.

Asol's father taught her to read and write, and she enjoyed spending time reading books. It is quite remarkable that Assol read books between the lines, “just as she lived,” the writer reports. Assol also loved nature and treated all living things with tenderness and kindness.

Years passed, Assol became a beautiful girl who retained a kind, sensitive heart. She greeted every day with a smile and found joy in the little things. Possessing love of life and sensitivity, she took care of our smaller brothers and spoke to the trees. Assol looked at the world as a mystery, looking for deep meaning in everyday things. She did not pay attention to the ridicule of her fellow villagers, who considered the girl crazy. Assol silently endured their caustic remarks and never held a grudge against them. The girl believed in her dream and, of course, this helped her come true. After someone put a ring on the finger of the sleeping Assol, faith in the words of the storyteller flared up in her soul with renewed vigor.

Assol's dream was realized by the young captain Gray. Having heard the girl's story, Gray made the storyteller's words come true. Thus, Assol really met her prince.

Alexander Green's story teaches you not only to dream, but also to make the dreams of loved ones come true. She also teaches you to always believe in the best.

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