Pushkin "Dubrovsky" In this novel, it is a rich landowner Cyril P. Troyekurov who had a bad temper. He was friendly with his neighbor and friend, with whom he had once served, Andrei Gavrilovich Dubrovsky, a retired lieutenant. Later comes a quarrel between them, which has moved into enmity. Troyekurov through the corruption of the court takes away from his estate Dubrovsky-Kistenevka. Soon after these events, senior Dubrovsky dies. His son ignites Kistenevka and fed into the robbers. Then he gets to Troyekurov the house disguised as a tutor and falls in love with his daughter, Masha, but Troyekurov decided to marry the daughter of the old Duke of Verey. Dubrovsky is trying to stop it, but too late. Masha consider itself bound by oath and refuses him. Following these events, the authorities are trying to catch a gang, but Dubrovsky had to dissolve it and go abroad.