A resident of the village, Yegor Polushkin, was nicknamed the "poor man," and even his wife Kharitin called him that. In this village, the Polushkin was lured by the sister of Kharitina - Maryitsa. Once there were endless forests here, but now only one single grove remains at the Black Pond, it has become a protected zone. The forester Fyodor Buryanov, a cousin of Polushkin and her husband Maritsa, was even assigned to her. Since then, he has become the most respected person in the area. With the help of the golden hands of his brother Yegor, he built carved mansions for himself, and gave the old hut to the Polushkin family.
Summary "Do not shoot white swans." Vasiliev
Yegor on his collective farm was in good standing, but then everything went wrong right away, because he could not cunning and worked slowly, but with a soul. He began to work in the carpentry brigade, where, due to his slowness, he disrupted the plan. Then he was a laborer and one day he was digging a trench for a sewer pipe. In order not to damage the anthill, he let his trench round. Well, he did not realize that no one would be laying the pipe in a crooked manner. Then Yegor began to work at the boat station, which took tourists to the reserve to rest, but even then he did not stay long, and again because of the anthill, which the drunk tourists had burned with gasoline in front of him.
Summary: "Do not shoot at white swans." Continuation of the plot
And then Buryanov began to have serious problems, his bosses demanded from him acts on cutting down the forest for his house, which were not there. The new chief forester Chuvalov forced to pay for logs. Fedor did not dare to part with the money. Therefore, I was looking for other ways to cash in. Polushkin was one of those victims who was chosen by an insidious relative. Further the summary “Do not shoot at white swans” is twisted with intrigue.
After a series of hits on money, poor Yegor was completely lost in his life, even his friends appeared - the Shard and Phil, who taught him to shabbat and deceive people.
Once, he, along with Chuvalov and teacher Nona Yuryevna, went to the reserve on Black Lake. The chief forester was already familiar with the insidious plans of Buryanov. And Fedor Ipatovich himself, when he found out about their campaign, harbored even more anger at Polushkin, thinking that he was aiming for his place.
During the campaign, Chuvalov saw how Polushkin treated nature in a businesslike way, and then he decided to put Yegor in the place of Buryanov.
Swans
Once Yegor was invited to the All-Union meeting of foresters in Moscow, from where he returned with a pair of living swans, purchased for the money that his villagers gave him for all kinds of purchases.
The summary “Do not shoot white swans” further tells that Buryanov was already interested in the threat search by that time. And Polushkin arranged his swans near the Black Lake. But late at night, the forester suddenly heard a strange noise, it was a shooting from a gun. Jumping on his horse, Yegor rushed into the forest and saw that the poachers had killed swans and were cooking their own soup.
The summary “Do not shoot white swans” ends with the fact that on the evening of the next day Polushkin was found bloodied, he crawled to his house. He did not give out to the investigator those whom he saw on the pond. And he recognized there his friends and his brother Fyodor, who later came to ask him for forgiveness in the hospital, and he forgave him, of course, because his heart was kind, and he was not vindictive.