Composition-reasoning based on the work of Yuri Yakovlev "Ledum"
Yuri Yakovlev's story "Ledum" tells us about a schoolboy named Kosta, who is famous for his reputation for being silent. The kids in his class were incredulous about him, thinking in advance that only bad things were on his mind. And the teacher - Zhenechka, who on the street, running in heels and with a ponytail fluttering in the wind, hardly anyone would call Evgenia Ivanovna - was suspicious, grumbling with displeasure at her student because of yawns: she thought that he was yawning from boredom. But the boy yawned due to lack of sleep, because he had to sit down for lessons late in the evening, running home 15 minutes before the arrival of his parents.
When the bell rang from the last lesson, Costa jumped from his seat and rushed like a bullet into the street. Zhenya tried many times to follow him, but as soon as she turned away even for a second, he would be cold. However, one day she, not giving a damn about everything, rushed after him, hiding behind the backs of random passers-by and watching the student.
As it turned out, Costa was walking with 4 dogs: a fiery red dog with long silky hair, belonging to a man with 1 leg; a boxer, whose owners left him alone, having gone somewhere, but not thinking about food for the animal at all; a dachshund with a firebrand, almost entirely charred, belonged to a cripple bedridden ... And a large-headed dog with sharp shoulder blades and a drooping tail was a dog whose owner died, but she is still waiting for him.
And in the end, the boy who brought the strange rosemary to the classroom blossomed for the teacher in the same way. From a silent, suspicious, he turned into a kind person who helps dogs.
In my opinion, the author showed the development of the main characters quite well, without getting hung up on the minor ones. The title also reveals the main idea of the story, reflecting the author's desire to compare wild rosemary and Kosta, which at first seem not the most pleasant, but soon they "blossom", showing themselves in all their glory.
