Антон Чехов - Дама с собачкой - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

Dmitry Dmitrievich Gurov got married early, does not like his wife, he was more burdened by children. He does not miss the opportunity to start a novel on the side. On vacation in Yalta, he pays attention to the lady walking along the embankment with the dog. She is young, from a good society, married; She is closed and does not meet anyone. Gurov manages to interest the lady, amuse her and find out that her name is Anna Sergeevna. It seems to him that there is something “miserable” in her.

A week after meeting, they converge very close. Anna Sergeevna is not like any of the previous women of Gurov; She is a shirt, bashful, she is very embarrassed for what has happened, she repeats endlessly that now Gurov himself would not respect her. Anna Sergeevna calls herself a bad woman who deceived not her husband, but herself, because she never loved or respect her husband, compares her husband with a footman. Her naivety at first annoys Gurov, he is bored. They go to Oreanda, look at the sea. “Gurov thought about how, in essence, if we think about it, everything is fine in this world, everything except that we ourselves think and do when we forget about the highest goals of being, about our human dignity.”

They continue to meet, Gurov repeats to Anna Sergeevna, how charming she is, seductive, does not move away from her a single step. She is still scared by the fact that she lost his respect. Finally, Anna Sergeevna leaves for her city Saratov. They are sure that they say goodbye forever. In Moscow, Gurov resumes a familiar lifestyle, reads newspapers, travels to clubs, restaurants, on the evenings. He cannot forget his Yalta romance, Anna Sergeevna often dreams of him at night, in the streets he looks in a crowd of women similar to her. He has no one to share his memories with; The wife annoys him more and more.

Finally, telling his wife that he was going to St. Petersburg, Gurov goes to Saratov. He walks under the windows of Anna Sergeevna’s house for a long time, then decides that he can meet her in the evening in the theater. Gurov’s assumption is true. Seeing him in the intermission, Anna Sergeevna is so frightened and lost that he is almost running from the audience. In the corridor, she asks him to leave for Moscow, says that he still loves him and will come to him. Once every two to three months, Anna Sergeevna, under the pretext of a visit to the doctor, goes to Moscow and meets with Gurov. Both of them live, as it were, two lives, both suffer because they have to hide from all the best that they have is their love. They both are not able to part, but they also cannot find a solution to the problem either.