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In 1902 Tolstoy wrote a letter to the Tsar, calling for social justice, to prevent a civil war, and in 1904, during the Russo-Japanese War, Tolstoy wrote a condemnation of war. The Tsar replied by increasing police surveillance on Tolstoy. In November of 1910 he left his estate, probably taking the path of a wandering ascetic, which he had been pursuing for decades. He left home without explanations and took a train, in which he caught pneumonia, and died at a remote station of Astapovo. He was laid to rest in his estate of Yasnaya Polyana, which was made a Tolstoy National Museum. His youngest daughter, named Alexandra Tolstoy, was the director of the Tolstoy Museum, and was arrested by the Communists five times. She emigrated from Russia to the United States, where she founded the Tolstoy Foundation. She helped many prominent Russian intellectuals, such as Vladimir Nabokov and Sergei Rachmaninoff among many others.

Мультфильм "Франкенвини" повествует о дружбе мальчика и его собаки. Пса зовут "Спарки". Спарки, погнавшись за мячом, погибает под колёсами автомобиля. Его хозяит, мальчик по имени Виктор, не может смириться с такой утратой, и намеревается оживить собаку. Ему это удаётся, но оживший труп Спарки убегает и терроризирует всю округу, пугает всех людей.

Просматривается параллель с произведением "Франкенштейн". Кроме того, некоторые моменты фильма напоминают художественный фильм "Кладбище домашних животных" Стивена Кинга, в котором хозяева домашних питомцев закапывают своих четвероногих друзей на кладбище, где якобы хоронили умерших индейцы. Но так как здесь идёт речь всё-таки о мультфильме, Спарки совсем не злой, а наоборот, очень даже дружелюбный и игривый пёс.

Объяснение:

Cartoon "Frankenweenie" tells about the friendship between a boy and his dog. The dog's name is "Sparky". Sparky, chasing the ball, dies under the wheels of the car. His owner, a boy named Victor, cannot accept such a loss, and intends to revive the dog. He succeeds, but the revived corpse of Sparky escapes and terrorizes the entire neighborhood, frightens all people.

There is a parallel with the work of "Frankenstein". In addition, some moments in the film are reminiscent of Stephen King's feature film "Pet Sematary", in which pet owners bury their four-legged friends in a cemetery where the deceased Indians were supposedly buried. But since here we are talking about a cartoon, Sparky is not at all evil, but on the contrary, a very friendly and playful dog.