ANALYSIS OF DMITRY BYKOV'S POETIC TEXT "FABLE"
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I, you, winter, worldly dweller, paradise, heavenly life.Abstract
This article analyzes various aspects of the personality of the protagonists of "The Fable" - Dmitry Bykov, including their intelligence and efficiency, helplessness, as well as the manifestation of courage and opposition of their characters, as well as their external conflict. External struggles, moral dilemmas and material benefits and a skillful combination of different styles make Dmitry Bykov fascinating and multifaceted characters, who, in the image of the Dragonfly, protects all the servants of the Muses, who decorate our lives with their art.
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