Pushkin

It was the Lyceum era, 1814. Pushkin, a 15-year-old boy, was studying at this Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum. Speaking of friends, his closest companions were Pushchin and Danzas; they were always together. Pushkin had a unique character, bold and freedom-loving, and he was a poor student. But he was gifted with a talent for writing poetry, which Pushchin admired, always praising him for even the slightest verse. One early morning, Pushkin and Danzas tried to sneak out into the street. Alexander had another argument with Korf, their classmate. Sasha challenged him to a sword duel, and Danzas stole the keys and swords, leaving him to escape from the "overseer" (teacher) Martyn Piletsky. They managed to escape. But Pushkin didn't notice a small notebook fall from his pocket, which Piletsky discovered—a precursor to the coming disaster. Pushkin was angry and disappointed that Pushchin himself was Korf's second. The boys met on the street, and Korf and Pushkin, swords in hand, began preparing for the duel. Ivan Pushchin understood perfectly well that Sasha was angry with him. Vanya: Sasha, this is a real weapon... I'm afraid of losing you. you said with excitement, looking at Alexander.