The power of love on the example of the novel “The Master and Margarita” by M.A. Bulgakov
Creating the novel "The Master and Margarita", Bulgakov initially thought to put an emphasis on evil spirits in order to reveal the vices of society through it. However, the lovers who did not immediately appear in the novel became important characters. What is special about them that distinguishes them from other heroes?
Margarita immediately fell in love with the master, seeing his sincere soul seeking the truth of art. It was a noble love that ennobled the master. There would be no Margarita, he simply would not have finished his work.
But does this only prove the above proposition? No! Woland could have punished Margot for agreeing to the adventure. However, the devil did not take her soul, but gave a long and happy life to the main characters of the work.
Margarita idealizes the chosen one, but he wants to match, so he tries to make the girl happy. The love of the master and Margarita shows that social status and poverty cannot interfere with true feelings. If this were so, then Woland would not appreciate the feelings of the heroes.
The master is a little closed in himself, does not know how to deal with women, but with Margarita he flourishes. This is how true love manifests itself. She transforms. The master finishes the novel because he believed in his own strength.
Bulgakov brings to readers the idea that there can be suffering in love, but real feelings will overcome all difficulties. Moreover, love can only be from two sides, otherwise this is not the feeling that many poets admired.
But what did Margarita get? A sincere person who will always be faithful to her. Isn't that where true happiness is pumped?
