@kinderclips1: Катерина — главная героиня пьесы, добрая, искренняя и чувствительная девушка. Она привыкла жить свободно и не может смириться с постоянным контролем и жестокими правилами в доме Кабановых. Катерина честна с собой и окружающими, поэтому тяжело переживает свой поступок и чувство вины. Тихон Кабанов — муж Катерины, добрый, но слабый и нерешительный человек. Он любит жену, однако сильно зависит от своей матери и боится ей противоречить. Тихон понимает, что Катерине тяжело, но не способен защитить её от давления Кабанихи. Кабаниха — властная, строгая и деспотичная женщина. Она считает, что в семье все должны жить по старым порядкам и беспрекословно слушаться старших. Кабаниха постоянно контролирует Тихона и Катерину, не учитывая их чувства. Борис — молодой образованный человек, племянник Дикого. Он влюбляется в Катерину и отвечает ей взаимностью. Борис способен на чувства, но ему не хватает решительности, чтобы изменить свою жизнь и взять ответственность за отношения с Катериной. Дикой — богатый купец, грубый, вспыльчивый и властный человек. Он привык унижать окружающих и выплёскивать на них свой гнев. Дикой показывает, насколько жестокими могут быть люди, которые привыкли пользоваться своей властью и богатством.#бурмалда #жиза #кс2 #cs2 #fyp

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