The former glory and present loneliness is the problem over which Tatyana Tolstaya reflects. (Сочинения ЕГЭ английский язык)

The former glory and present loneliness is the problem over which Tatyana Tolstaya reflects.

This socio-moral issue is very relevant for a long time. Many writers, poets, philosophers and public figures reasoned and reasoned over it.

Many people, the author believes, who once were famous and popular, "bathed" in glory and had crowds of fans, by the end of their life they are completely alone, forgotten and useless to anyone.

I share the position of the author. Indeed, loneliness is a hard lot for most celebrities. People who were once popular and known throughout the country, the world, aged, remain at best only with the family. And it is very difficult for them to accept their own unnecessaryness.

Let's recall the life of the famous actor Georgy Vitsin.

By the end of his days, there was no trace of his admirers and past glory. The actor was very worried about his oblivion. In the last way, only his beloved wife, daughter and several old women-neighbors came to him.

Another vivid example is the fate of Semyon Farada. All forgotten, for several years he was confined to bed. His family struggled to raise money for expensive medicines. And although the newspaper often wrote about the trouble of a well-known actor, everything that the society "was honored" to help him-a thousand rubles paid by the Russian Guild of actors. I can imagine how insulting it was to realize this to the former favorite of the public.

Thus, I can conclude that people who have known the glory, the applause of the crowd, several times more difficult to accept their loneliness.

The former glory and present loneliness is the problem over which Tatyana Tolstaya reflects.

This socio-moral issue is very relevant for a long time. Many writers, poets, philosophers and public figures reasoned and reasoned over it.

Many people, the author believes, who once were famous and popular, "bathed" in glory and had crowds of fans, by the end of their life they are completely alone, forgotten and useless to anyone.

I share the position of the author. Indeed, loneliness is a hard lot for most celebrities. People who were once popular and known throughout the country, the world, aged, remain at best only with the family. And it is very difficult for them to accept their own unnecessaryness.

Let's recall the life of the famous actor Georgy Vitsin. By the end of his days, there was no trace of his admirers and past glory. The actor was very worried about his oblivion. In the last way, only his beloved wife, daughter and several old women-neighbors came to him.

Another vivid example is the fate of Semyon Farada. All forgotten, for several years he was confined to bed. His family struggled to raise money for expensive medicines. And although the newspaper often wrote about the trouble of a well-known actor, everything that the society "was honored" to help him-a thousand rubles paid by the Russian Guild of actors. I can imagine how insulting it was to realize this to the former favorite of the public.

Thus, I can conclude that people who have known the glory, the applause of the crowd, several times more difficult to accept their loneliness.