Question

Помогите ответить на вопрос срочно Астафьев(Царь рыба)1)Проанализируйте раздумья Игнатьича.Очем сожалеет он и почему?2)Почему стало на душе Игнатьича легче,когда освободилась царь рыба?Почему он обещает никому ничего не говорить о ней?

Answer 1

Игнатьич сожалеет о браконьерстве. Он, истребляя рыбу без счета, нанося природным богатствам реки непоправимый урон,  сознает незаконность и неблаговидность своих поступков. Он сожалеет о том, что люди ради наживы истребляют природу. Люди убивают природу, не замечая того что, нанеся большой урон природе, он истребляет в первую очередь в себе хорошие качества. Природа и человек -единое целое. Вот что хочет сказать Игнатьич. 

Игнатьичу стало легко потому что природа простила его, дала ещё один шанс на искупление всех грехов и начало новой жизни.

Answer 2

Analysis of Ignatich's Thoughts

In the story "Царь-рыба" (King Fish) by Viktor Astafyev, Ignatich is a fisherman who catches a large fish, which he believes to be the king of all fish. Let's analyze Ignatich's thoughts and explore what he regrets and why.

Ignatich expresses regret over several things. Firstly, he regrets not having caught the fish earlier in his life. He believes that if he had caught the fish when he was younger, he would have been able to provide a better life for his family. Ignatich feels that his life has been filled with hardships and struggles, and catching the king fish could have changed his circumstances.

Secondly, Ignatich regrets not having the opportunity to show the fish to his deceased father. He believes that his father, who was also a fisherman, would have been proud of him for catching such a remarkable fish. Ignatich's father had always encouraged him to become a fisherman, and catching the king fish would have been a significant achievement in his father's eyes.

Ignatich's regrets stem from his desire for a better life and the missed opportunity to share his success with his father.

Relief and Promise of Silence

When Ignatich finally releases the king fish back into the water, he experiences a sense of relief. The burden of catching and