What is nobility is the problem that Tsetlin discusses. (Сочинения ЕГЭ английский язык)

What is nobility is the problem that Tsetlin discusses.

The author, reflecting on this eternal question, expresses confidence that "the basis of nobility is, first of all, a high understanding of honor and duty." Tsetlin, in support of his position, gives a vivid example of a truly noble person - Don Quixote. Through the image of the well-known literary hero, the author shows that the desire to fight evil and injustice is the foundation of true nobility, the basis on which the Personality is built.

Y. Tsetlin believes that genuine nobility is "intolerance to evil and injustice", a self-sacrificing desire to help all the weak and oppressed, a pure faith in their ideals and unbending will ...

I completely agree with the opinion of the author: a noble person is distinguished by a sincere love for people, a desire to help them, the ability to sympathize, empathize.

Not everyone agrees with me, but I consider the hero of Ivan Turgenev's novel "Fathers and Children" Eugene Bazarov, who was distinguished by an unyielding willpower, a desire to help poor people, as a truly noble person.

And how noble Bazarov, who realized that his love, pure and profound, was rejected!

Or Andrei Bolkonsky, the hero of the epic novel War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy is endowed with not only external but also inner nobility. He had to go through a lot, rethink a lot before he could change the attitude towards his foe Anatoly Kuragin, an intriguer and traitor, to whom the prince felt only hatred. But when he saw the unfortunate handsome man on the operating table, when he recognized Prince Andrey in his loudly screaming man, who had just lost a leg, Kuragin forgave him ...

Thus, I can conclude that the nobility distinguished and distinguishes very many people who could take the words of the poet: "Conscience, Nobility and Dignity - this is it, my holy army!"

I completely agree with the opinion of the author: a noble person is distinguished by a sincere love for people, a desire to help them, the ability to sympathize, empathize.

Not everyone agrees with me, but I consider the hero of Ivan Turgenev's novel "Fathers and Children" Eugene Bazarov, who was distinguished by an unyielding willpower, a desire to help poor people, as a truly noble person. And how noble Bazarov, who realized that his love, pure and profound, was rejected!