Glashenka

Glashenka Rybakova is a bookish girl. Her hair is like that of the heroine from the poem by Leconte de Lisle, the color of flax, and even her name is like that of the heroine from Kaverin. She lives in Pushkinogorie. Her views on life are naive, and the shattering of these views turns out to be painful. The bright hopes of youth, which passed in Moscow, have turned into a life away from large cities, and great love has become a deception. And suddenly, a vacation romance that happened in Spain changes her life in the most unexpected way. Over time, it will turn out that the bookish is not always lifeless, and the feat of the Decembrists is for Glasha not just a poetic image…