Top 10 Analytical Essays on Guy de Mopassan’s “Father of Simon”

The written pages, although only the beginning of a short story, were extremely lively and moving. There is the vibrancy of life – life is just as real, fresh, innocent. It is also touched because it is imbued with human love, suffering and dreams, love and sharing and care. However, that is only a general overview. To analyze it, there is no other way than with a narrative work to go into the characters and especially the relationships between those characters. This is the element that creates character and forms the storyline and plot.

1. Simong, the fatherless child is the central character that not only appears permanently with high frequency but also has the effect of connecting the remaining characters such as naughty students, Philip the worker, The young woman fell into a pitiful situation. Simon is a self-respecting, sensitive, intelligent child. Because of my self-respect, I see not having my father as a great misfortune. And because of his sensitivity and intelligence, Simon is stuck, not knowing who to share with other than looking to the river to end his life with death. Of course, these traits are just a newly formed personality.

So thoughts come to me, sometimes just like the wind. Just finished crying, very hungry to sleep, but suddenly saw a green frog, Simong forgot all the past, even the desire to sleep at this time. The need for naughtiness rose up in her stronger than ever. “I was going to catch it. It jumped away. I chased after it and missed three times in a row.” There was both a laugh and a laugh when he caught the animal and watched it “struggle to escape”. The unhappiness, the craving for sleep suddenly passed without leaving a trace. I even remember widely, constantly thinking about toys “made of narrow pieces of wood nailed with zither”. And in the end, I don’t know why I keep thinking about my home, my mother.

Having received a trusting hand from a trusted man, Uncle Philip (who at first did not know who it was), I felt it necessary to vent my bitterness and sorrow in a tone of sorrow because his grievances for the “tall, black-haired, curly worker” to understand. That trust was so innocent when the two of them returned as a happy walk “adult leads the child’s hand”, like father and son no longer have any worries and troubles. The need for a father in Siam is so strong that just needing something like it, or imagining it, would make me happy. Simong’s delusions only completely disappeared when he returned to reality, a cruel, harsh reality through the words and voice of a craftsman who had just met Simon’s mother: “Here, sister, I brought back the little girl who got lost near the riverbank” (In his immature mind: Simon felt that he was not lost because he forgot the way, but he was standing in front of an unknown fork. clear path forward).

But my hope is not extinguished. To relieve my plight, and that of my mother (kissing me while shedding tears), a question that popped up like a lifebuoy at this moment was: “Do you want to be my father? are not ?” with so much earnestness, suspense, anxiety. Time seemed to stop, like holding your breath. It was not until Uncle Philip agreed, agreed as a contract, a pledge of agreement, that Simong was truly at ease. “That’s it! Uncle Philip, you’re my father.” The next time he went to school, Simon became a completely different person, full of confidence. What you said to “the other guy” was not a common statement. That’s how much anger and resentment popped out. Simon “screamed at him with these words, like throwing a stone”, the answers about who his father is (although he forgot to ask his last name in a hurry): “It’s my father, my father. named Philip”.

In Vietnamese folk songs, there is a humorous sentence aimed at lashing out at fortune-tellers who say in the old days “A woman has a mother and a father – Her mother is a woman, her father is a man”. But, really, it’s not pointless. Because in this life, there are many people who have lost their father or mother (or even both). Simong’s proud saying that has a profound effect on people’s hearts is the simple and normal desire to “have a mother” and “have a father” like everyone else in the world. Humanity in this way of thinking is still the dream of mankind forever.

2. Philip the carpenter is the fulcrum for a heartwarming but heartwarming story. It seems that, in a way, this ordinary, anonymous person is the conscience of humanity. The meeting between Uncle and Simon was both random and natural, the law of loving others as loving yourself. The first question to the heart-filled child (sitting by the river, sitting by death) was so affectionate: “What is it that makes you so sad, my dear?”. The need to share, to be endured, to be protected for Philip was akin to an instinct. That is a person – literally – in an attitude that cannot be indifferent, cold, and turn his back on human suffering, even though that person is just a small being, and as anonymous as you.

The way the uncle acted at first was a very naive way of thinking, just to comfort and encourage the child to stand up: “Come on… don’t be sad, baby”, “People will give it to you.” grandchild…a father”. But when they arrived at the home of the mother and daughter, why did the innocent and tolerant smile disappear? How can one joke with a “tall, pale girl standing solemnly in front of her house”. That is a limit that even the richest person in the world cannot overcome. Uncle Philip felt that he was not allowed to cross the threshold of that house. The experienced man had to be confused like a child, honestly foolish before a problem so complicated that he was facing and did not know how to handle. It was only when he had an opportunity, which was a child’s innocent statement (without any deep meaning), that he could both answer Simon and free himself. “The worker lifted me up, suddenly kissed me on the cheeks, then strode with long strides and left very quickly.” Later, that kind-hearted man also shared with Simon, taking care of and protecting him like a good father.

3. Regarding the art of the passage, what criteria should be evaluated? It can be seen as an ordinary narrative work, but perhaps, it is more correct to define: this is a children’s story. Writing about children and speaking in a child’s voice – the most innocent way of seeing and thinking of mankind, that is its overarching feature. In this regard, we should think about Gorki’s childhood, Nguyen Hong’s autobiographical works, etc.

Simon’s father rested on such a ground. According to this orientation, Simon is indeed a central figure. Poor mother Blancos is my home, Uncle Philip is my sky, the house is familiar and dear, and the sky is a vast space of hope. Moods – that is, how much bitterness, sadness, joy, dreams, a whole world of moods about human fate – focuses on childhood feelings. Those feelings are as clear as the sky, but unhappiness is just like a cloud of rain. A child without a father is not a cruel fate for life, and then at some point, it is not an obsession. But the image of the little character that we just mentioned above is from the eyes of an adult.

Therefore, there is moderation and selection to both portray a childish personality and discover in depth the objective laws of life. The simple, innocent writing goes straight to the reader’s ability to feel directly, so that the reader will form a second type of text from the associations and vibrations about life that themselves. Inh himself experienced. A good work is like a relay race: the writer and the reader follow each other on a path that does not know where the final limit is.

Besides the sacred motherly love, the fatherly love is also very precious, but there are children who do not live in the father’s love from a young age. Those kids are so unlucky. The excerpt of Xi Mong’s father clearly shows the situation of the boy Xi – the butt represents the boys who lack affection and are ridiculed by friends.

The story has two characters that need to be analyzed, which is the character of little Xi-butt and the man who adopted him as Philip’s son and his mother, Blang Fever. First of all, the character of little Simon. When I was born, I didn’t know who my father was, I was often teased by bad friends because I didn’t have a father. I even had to fight with them, I resent them but I still have low self-esteem because I don’t have a father. I even think about death when I have to listen to the ridicule of my friends every day. I went to the riverside to commit suicide, the scenery here makes my heart less.

I chased the frogs and smiled, but when I think of my mother, I burst into tears. The sobs took me by surprise. Simon is desperate and miserable. When he met Uncle Philip, he spoke in sobs that were speechless. When he returned home, he told his mother about his suicidal thoughts, then asked Philip to be his father. When I have a father, I am happy and happy. And the next day at school, Simon confidently challenged his friends because he had a father.

The second character is Bang’s mother with fever. She is a beautiful girl in an orderly and virtuous living area, but because of a mistake, baby Xi Mong was born without a father. When she talked about not having a father, she felt pain, humiliation and shame. Her cheeks were rosy, she felt numb and she loved her baby. When little Si butt asked Philip about becoming a father, she hummed and leaned against the wall, silent, clutching her chest. It can be said that she is a pitiful person who needs to be shared and understood.

As for the philips, he is a tall man with stocky hands and curly black hair. He looked at Xi’s kindness and decided to take her home. On the way home, I thought of Miss Blang with fever and meant to disdain that she could make a mistake once and make a mistake again. But when he met Blazing fever, he was silent, timid, faltering. He changed the way he looked at her. When Xi butt wanted him to be her father, he accepted to kiss her cheek and left quickly.

In short, through the work, the writer wants to reflect a social reality, which is the social prejudice about unmarried daughters having children, children without fathers being ridiculed and ridiculed by society. However, there are still people who are willing to share and sympathize with the fate of those poor people.

“It is difficult to find a writer as delicate, profound, and kind with so many torments about people like Guy de Mopasang”. That writer, even though he lived a short life of more than forty years, left behind a huge volume of works with many genres, most especially his contribution in the field of short stories to French and world literature. gender. Simon’s father, with his beauty and human warmth, is one of the best short stories.

It is human love, a humane affection, love and compassion between people that have created the success of the work. Extracted from the short story of the same name, The father of Simong has a simple plot, all just revolving around the sadness and joy of the boy Simon, but through that, so many characters, so many kind hearts. The woman in this story, Blazingus, was deceived by a man and gave birth to Simon. So, Si-mong became the fatherless child in everyone’s eyes. The story begins when Simon was about seven or eight years old, when he went to school for the first time and was mocked by his students for not having a father. She was upset, wandered to the riverbank and just wanted to “jump down to drown”.

The excerpt tells of the events that followed. Thereby expressing the beauty of the human soul. It is the beauty of kindness, innocence, and a beautiful humane lifestyle. A warm human love in the longing for affection and protection of his father in Siam; warm in the generosity and kindness of Uncle Philip; Warmth in the love and energy of Sister Blancos.

The beauty and warmth of humanity is first expressed in the longing for affection and protection of the young Siamese. He was very sad when his friends teased and beat him because he didn’t have a father. In that mood, although the scenery on the riverbank is very beautiful: “It is very warm. Soft sunlight warms the lawn. The water sparkles like a mirror” but it only helped Simon forget his sadness for a moment. When I think of home, then I think of my mother, I “feel so sad” and I cry again. “My body vibrated, I knelt down and said the same prayer as before going to bed. But I couldn’t read it all, because the sobs came again, rushing, stirring, overwhelm me. I don’t think about anything anymore, I don’t see anything around me anymore, I just cry.” A child like Simon, after being teased by his friends, was very sad and desperate. The act of kneeling and reciting prayers is a prayer to get a feeling of peace from God.

But I couldn’t read it all because of the overwhelming loneliness. While other friends are fortunate to have the love and care of both their parents, I am too disadvantaged, I only have my mother. It was in a pitiful, poor situation, lacking his father’s love, that his friends teased him and ran to the riverbank with the thought of “wanting to jump into the river to drown”. It was at this time that Simon met Uncle Philip. My answer to you as an affirmation of my despair and helplessness. The answer was interrupted by a voice choked with sobs: “They hit me because… I… I… don’t have a dad… don’t have a dad.” The phrase “I don’t have a father” could never be uttered, but Simon repeated it twice like a sob, like a scream at his unfortunate fate. The boy’s feelings when he was not told, he hesitated, hesitated, but when he said it, he was overwhelmed with anxiety, unable to stop.

When Uncle Philip brought Simon back home, he was not happy, but more painful and sad. The pain flared up and broke off with the gesture of hugging his mother’s neck, repeating his intention to commit suicide. I long to have father’s love, I wish to be like other children, they all have fathers. His desire for a loving and protective father moved Simon to make a proposal to Uncle Philip. I asked him: “Do you want to be my father?”. Without letting you answer, I repeated my intention to commit suicide at the riverbank. A lot of people think it’s like trying to force a trade with Uncle Philip, but with a young and innocent heart, Simon doesn’t think so, what he said is a very sincere feeling. It seems that at that time, I made a very serious decision, without my father, I would jump right into the river to get rid of sadness, loneliness, and despair. From that desire, when Uncle Philip accepted, I was very happy: “Well then, Uncle Philip, you are my father”. That firm affirmation in a happy, happy mood shows a very childish way of thinking but also extremely serious and solemn.

For Simon, perhaps nothing is more wonderful than having a father. And this moment is the most important moment in my life, when I also have a father like many other children, there is a fulcrum for me to firmly believe to “bring my eyes to challenge them”, and I am “ready to challenge them”. It is better to be tortured than to run away.” Compared to normal days or just yesterday, when I was teased and teased by friends, I could only cry, resigned, and ran to the riverbank with the intention of committing suicide, today, my attitude and actions are different. sure. She took the initiative to answer, “slapping him in the face with these words, like throwing a stone: “It’s my father, my father’s name is Philip”. In the answer pride and pride are not hidden. That pride and pride comes from the belief in having a father. That gives me the strength to be ready to challenge and suffer, but definitely not to run away, not to surrender to my friends. It is the same thing that gives the young Simong his resilience and courage in the face of teasing. As a pitiful, lovely person, born in an unhappy family situation, but the coincidence of life has brought happiness to Simon, giving him strength. Through her sadness and joy, the warm beauty of humanity in the desire to have a father, have a spiritual support has been revealed and shined.

In addition, through the sadness and joy of Simon, Philip the blacksmith’s kind, generous and compassionate heart also shines. Uncle is a person with “firm hands” and “Ohm voice”. Uncle is “a tall worker, black beard, curly hair”, he himself asked me when I stood at the riverbank and “looked at me with kindness”. Only those first details showed that Uncle Philip was a true worker who shared and sympathized with the unfortunate. Not only with Simong, he also sympathized with Ms. Blangsot. When he took the baby home by the hand, he smiled, because “I don’t mind coming to see you”. When he stood in front of her, “he immediately understood that he couldn’t joke around with the tall, pale, serious girl standing in front of his house”. Uncle was “afraid, faltering” and respected her. Therefore, his words when talking to her became more solemn.

Your kind heart has overcome unreasonable prejudices, cruelty, and roughness. From that heart, he accepted the offer to be the father of Simon. At first it was just an agreement to reassure a child: “The worker laughed and replied as a joke” but then, with love for Simong and warm beauty, humanity always burned brightly in his heart. In my heart, you really became my father, compensating me for my losses, from the act of “lifting me up, suddenly kissing me on the cheeks” to Simon’s iron faith in the day. later at school. Moreover, he later kissed Miss Blangsot because he wanted to be Simon’s real father, covering and protecting him. Since then, I have been able to study peacefully and no longer be teased and bullied by anyone. Uncle Philip’s marriage proposal was an affirmation of the character of Sister Blancos. Overcoming the barriers of narrow prejudices, he is the embodiment of justice and compassion, of an honest and genuine worker who knows how to share, sympathize with the unfortunate and give warm love. for the boy of Siam.

Along with the warm beauties of human love, the reader’s heart also feels the beauty of Miss Blangsot, who is full of mistakes but is a mother who loves her children, a well-mannered, loyal woman. Queen. “She is one of the most beautiful girls in the area” but was deceived so she gave birth to baby Simong and made him a fatherless child. She is a woman with a very pitiful situation, because of her “lost youth”, but now she has to live under the pressure of social prejudices and rumors.

However, overcoming that situation, Sister Blancos had an extraordinary life force. She has a “small house, whitewashed, very clean”. The house is neat and tidy like the person she has made that no one can joke about. She is a mother who loves her children with all her heart. When she held baby Simong in her arms, her cheeks “reddened and numb to the marrow of her bones, she hugged her son, kissed him, and kissed him while tears flowed”. It is the love of a child of a mistaken mother, she is ashamed, silent, writhing in front of her child’s despair while she herself is also a victim. At the child’s innocent question, she seemed to be unable to stand anymore, she “leaned against the wall, holding her chest with both hands”. It was the virtue, the spiritual motherhood in her person that made the blacksmith Philip understand that her nature was not a licentious person. In the lapses of youth, she was more pitiful than to be blamed. With a disciplined, loyal and devoted heart, she is the embodiment of an exemplary woman and a kind mother.

Those warm and loving beauties are expressed by writer Guy de Mopasang with a unique psychological depiction. The writer has subtly recognized and clearly expressed the moods of three characters, Simon, Blangsos, and the blacksmith Philip, thereby addressing the issue of human family psychology, the role of father’s role in human life. That kind of sacred sentiment is also portrayed in The Fate of Man, a short story about war by Russian writer M. Gorki. The story does not end in sadness when Andy “dreams of deceased relatives” every night, but recreates the scene of spring, river, road, … when Andrew adopts an orphan child. , when two strangers become close. It seems that each child when “living next to his father” to have magical strength so that “when he grows up, he will be able to face all challenges, will overcome all obstacles on the way”. Above all, the affection shown in both works is not only the fatherly love, but also the connection between people in love. At the same time, thereby reminding us to love our friends, extended to love people, sympathize and share with those who are unhappy, with the sufferings and mistakes of others.

The short story The Father of Simong ends with the tormenting question: “Who is to blame for the sufferings of Simon?” That is a question that perhaps, many years from now, we will not be able to answer fully and completely. But the beauty and human warmth in the work will always remind each of us of the kindness, love, sympathy and sharing to be able to help the unfortunate people around and not accidentally cause harm. suffering for others.

With dozens of novels, about 300 short stories, the name Mopasang, the great French writer of the late XNUMXth century became immortal. Writer’s life is sad pages. Maybe that’s why he wrote about the human condition with so much affection? The short story Father of Simong tells about the shame of a “fatherless” child with so much love, filled with humanitarian spirit. Little Simon and his mother, Miss Blangsot, are so pitiful; The life of the mother and daughter leaves a lot of sympathy in the hearts of readers.

Simon is an illegitimate child. Her mother is “the most beautiful girl in the area” who has been mistaken for love… Mother and daughter live quietly in a very clean whitewashed house. , pale”, had to work hard to raise children in front of the estranged eyes of the world.Simong’s childhood was a series of lonely days in a small, cold house.He lacked love and care. father’s.

School is also not my happy cradle. When I was eight years old, I just went to school. The classroom is a gathering place for rude, grumpy kids; evil and evil soon reigned in their souls. The miserable and bitter Simong was pushed by the lowly children with the most “evil” words, the most abominable laughter, and the most mocking to push him to a corner. Simon had to defend himself and was tortured by “devil” children day in and day out. Readers who have been reading for more than a century can’t help but feel sad when thinking about Simon’s classmate making both body and soul painful. Being “shunned” by the children, beaten up badly, little Simong suffered and was completely stuck. She had to die. She couldn’t live in humiliation because she “didn’t have a father.” The river where she will be When an 8-year-old child felt unable to live in pain and shame, had to jump into the river to commit suicide, the tragedy of the human condition was This episode is very touching and typical of the lonely suffering of children in the world who, for some reason, “have no father”.

Simong with a green lawn, with a frog next to the river is described poetically. The nature is beautiful. It’s warm. The gentle sunlight warms the grass. The water sparkles like a mirror. The green lawn is like a cradle to soothe my lonely suffering. Simong looking at the river, I really want to sleep on the grass under the warm sun. The blue frog “rounded blue eyes with yellow rims” seems to have held her feet before death? The Mongols live innocently in front of the natural scenery. But the pain of identity is too great. Here is a picture of Simon: “My body trembled, I knelt down and I prayed like before I went to sleep.” I sobbed. I “just cry” I can’t see anything anymore I’m going to despair No matter how beautiful nature is, no matter how beautiful the scenery is, people are still unhappy, it is difficult to live in a lonely and loveless situation, especially children “without a father”.

An unexpected situation happened. The blacksmith “tall, beard and hair are all curly… kind” came to Simon. He “dry” her teary eyes He comforted her with the love of a “miracle” person: “Come on, calm down, baby, and then come with me to your mother’s house. They will give you… a father.” A simple statement will ease the sadness and loneliness of little Simong, and also his mother, Ms. Blangsot.

The scene where little Simong suddenly meets the blacksmith on the river bank is a very touching scene. The innocent baby is alive, and they will give him “a father.” The dialogue between the blacksmith and the little Simong is imbued with humane feelings. Tears dry on his cheeks; he has been cared for. The blacksmith took him by the hand to his mother.

The character of little Ximong is boldly portrayed when he meets his mother again. I asked the blacksmith, “Do you want to be my father?” When the blacksmith lifted her up, kissed her on the cheek, and said, “Yes, do you want to,” her soul was “completely relieved” and she carved the name Philip into her heart, with pride. “Having a father.” Simong’s words were like a promise curse: “Uncle Philip, you are my father.” Having a father is the happiness of every child in the world. “A child with a father is like a house with a roof” (Proverb). Having a father means having the right to be a person. With a father, childhood is truly happy. Simon proudly declared to his friends “like throwing a stone”: “It’s my father, my father is Philip”. I’ve got a dad. I feel like I’ve grown up! It is the joy and happiness of childhood!

Read the story of the father of Simong, who is not moved? Mopasang had experienced so much bitterness about being an orphan from the age of ten, so he gave much sympathy to little Simong and Sister Blancos about the shared love. Humanity abounds in his writings. The beauty of the passage is in the subtle style of using scenes to describe love, in the art of dialogue, in the situation where the blacksmith meets little Simong on the riverbank, the blacksmith meets Miss Blangsot. “Without a father, there is suffering.” “With a father, there is happiness”. As a simple truth, rich in humanity. Baby Siam is so pitiful and lovely!

Mong Pasang is a famous French writer. He left behind a fairly large number of works of more than 300 short stories. In particular, each of his works contains a noble human spirit, showing the author’s sympathy with unfortunate people who lack material affection in life.

The work “Si-mong’s father” tells the unfortunate and humiliating story of a child who lacks the love of a father, was born without a father, was teased by friends, and everyone shunned his mother and child. . Si Mong’s mother is the character Blang who is a pitiful woman. She had a love for a married man, but when she was pregnant and gave birth to Simon, that man completely abandoned her mother and child, causing her to bear the humiliation and derision of nature. lower to live. She has to do a lot of hard work, do many different jobs to raise Simon to grow up, take care of his children to go to school, making the reader extremely sympathetic.

The boy’s childhood was a series of extremely lonely and cold days in a small house lacking the love of the world, with only mother and daughter relying on each other to live. The school should be the place where Simong enjoyed all the joys of his childhood, because there were friends and teachers who loved him. But it is the school of Simon that is the boy’s hell, the place where Simon is humiliated, teased and beaten by his friends. It is the most cruel place because I often have to hear the curses, the ridicule of the unruly boys, about the fact that Simon has no father.

Those cruel children, as well as the society at that time, showed a lack of empathy, lack of humanity with the status of Simon and his mother. They often tortured me, tore my clothes, and then splashed dirty water on me. Once, when Simon went to school, he was teased by those cruel children, ripped his shirt, and insulted him with cruel and cruel words, making Si Mong feel his life. really deadlocked. I found the grass bank by the river, a place where few people go to find death, to escape this life.

The little boy from Siam cried a lot, a boy was only eight years old, but he had to endure a lot of suffering and humiliation in this life, making him no longer able to escape. escape yourself. The thoughts of the boy Simon make the reader extremely worried, and sympathize with his fate. The Siamese boy came to the smooth green lawn beside a riverbank, a romantic and poetic lawn, but with the Siamese boy now, nothing makes him feel beautiful. In my dark and gloomy mood, only death can help me get rid of the loneliness that is clinging to me.

While the poor Simong boy was crying to look for death, an unexpected situation happened, which was the appearance of a god. Although it was not a god, but just a blacksmith named Philip, for the boy Simon, Uncle Philip was the god who saved his life from the dark loneliness. Uncle Philip saw me crying and came close to wipe my tears, then listened to my story. Little Simon told Philip all about school, about poor Blang’s mother who was sick, about how he didn’t have a father so people didn’t love him.

Uncle Philip said that he wanted to be the boy’s father. The innocent little Si-mong was overjoyed. The dialogue between Simon and the blacksmith Philip makes the reader extremely emotional. After that, Simon proudly took Uncle Philip’s hand home to his mother. Then the next day, Simon and his father went to school together. She proudly tells her friends, who tease and bully her, “This is my father, I have a father.

In the end, the author Mopasang was extremely humane when he gave the boy Simon a small person to help him feel more mature, he was happy with his childhood. The fact that Simon has a father makes his life turn to a new page, can he live like a human without being ridiculed and teased by his friends, can he integrate into a normal life, no and loneliness and estrangement.

In the work “Simong’s father”, the reader is extremely touched and choked by the bitterness that the mother and son of Simong have suffered and experienced in life. The humiliation that the old society has sown in the young soul of a child is cruel. In every page of his writing, the author has shown his deep humanitarian spirit. Expressing the author’s sympathy with the unfortunate lives lacking love in life.

Guy de Mopassan (1850 – 1893) was a world famous French writer. Although he lived only to be over forty years old, he wrote a large volume of works including a number of novels such as One Life (1883). Beautiful friend (1885) and more than three hundred short stories. His works accurately reflect the French social situation in the second half of the nineteenth century.

The poem The Father of Simong is taken from the short story of the same name. The content is about Ms. Blangsot being deceived by a man, giving birth to baby Simong. When Si-mong went to school, he was mocked by his students as an illegitimate son without a father. Si-mong is sad, wandering to the riverbank, just wants to die. Fortunately, I met Uncle Philip. My uncle took me home to my mother. I wanted Uncle Philip to be the father and he accepted. But the children are still teasing because Uncle Philip is not the husband of Simon’s mother, how can he be the father of Simon?! After this excerpt, the author tells that out of love for Simon, Uncle Philip proposed to Miss Blangsot. Since then, Simon has a real father, a firm support for him in life.

Writer Guy de Mopassan has shown very vividly the mood changes of three characters, Simon, Blancos, and Philip. Thereby, he discreetly reminds us of the love of friends, extended to love people, understanding and sharing before the misfortunes or mistakes of others.

The essay is divided into 4 parts: Part One: From the beginning to … but only crying all the time: The sadness and despair of the boy Simon. Part two: From Suddenly a hand… to… a father: Simon meets Uncle Philip. Part three: From the two uncles and nieces… to… go very quickly: Uncle Philip took Simon home. Part Four: Remaining: The next day at school. In this passage, there are three main characters: the boy Simon, his mother, Sister Blassos, and the blacksmith Philip. There are also supporting characters who are friends of Simon and his teacher. We will analyze the content of the text according to each main character.

When he was born crying, little Simong had to live in misery, lacking both material and spiritual, but growing up, the pain of not having a father really tormented him. In this article there is no detail about the figure of Simon, but in another part of the story, the author said: It is about seven or eight years old. It was a little pale, very clean, shy, almost clumsy. That appearance partly shows the living situation and personality of a child without a father, often teased by friends.

Simong is an unhappy child, the pain of not having a father is always tormenting, making his little heart bleed. The pain and humiliation is expressed through the thoughts and actions of Simong. I ran away from home to the riverbank, intending to jump into the river to drown because the misfortune of not having a father made me no longer want to live. Fortunately, the beautiful natural scenery around makes me think of home and mother, so I don’t dare to do stupid things. Simong cried to ease his sorrow: His body shook, he knelt down and said a prayer like before going to bed. But I couldn’t read it all because the sobs pulled on the lights, rushing, and overwhelmed me. I don’t think about it anymore, I can’t see anything around me, but I just cry all the time. Simon was in a state of confusion when he met Philip. Hearing your question, I was sobbing speechless: I answered, with tears in my eyes, choked voice: They beat me… because… I… I… had no father… no father.

Uncle Philip took me home. When I met my mother, I was both happy and sad: Simong jumped up and hugged his mother’s neck, burst into tears again and said: No, mom, I want to jump into the river to drown, because they beat me… beat me… at I don’t have a father.Blansos, Simon’s mother, was a naive and gullible girl, so she was betrayed, leaving her son without a father. In fact, she was an honest person and was once one of the most beautiful girls in the area. Her nature is partly reflected in the image of a small house, whitewashed, very clean. It means that although she is poor, she lives a fairly orderly life.

Seeing her, the worker suddenly stopped smiling, because he immediately understood that he could no longer joke with the tall, pale girl who stood solemnly in front of his house, as if to forbid men to cross the threshold of the house. home where she was deceived by someone else. Hearing her daughter say that she was beaten by her friends because she did not have a father, the young woman’s cheeks were red and numb to the marrow of her bones, she hugged her son and kissed him while tears flowed. When I heard my son ask Philip: Do you want to be my father? Then Sister Blancos, ashamed, silent and writhing, leaned against the wall with her arms over her chest.

Uncle Philip was a tall blacksmith with a beard, black and curly hair, and a kind face. From the moment I first met Simon, I loved you very much. Uncle brought the boy great happiness and surprise. Uncle met Simon at the right time when he was desperate, about to jump into the river. Uncle Philip gave me hope by saying that he wanted to be my father. That comforted Simon a lot. Uncle Philip was kind enough to save Simon from the hand of death. But he still has not been able to study peacefully. The children continued to make her suffer because “my father Philip was not a real father, that is to say, not my mother’s husband.

In the next paragraph, the author tells that Uncle Philip, out of love for the boy Simong, proposed marriage to Sister Blangs. become the true father of Simon. Since then, little Simong has not been bullied by any other child. The benevolent blacksmith who freed Simon from shame brought joy and pride to the boy. Philip’s action was a noble act of humanity.

Not only bringing joy to little Simong, Uncle Philip also brought happiness to Sister Blangsot, Simon’s mother. In Simon’s request to be a proper father, Uncle Philip showed respect for Sister Blangsot. Through just a few brief conversations, Philip recognized her fine qualities. Although she made a mistake once, which resulted in both mother and child suffering, but she was pitiful but not to blame, because her nature was not a licentious person. Uncle admitted that she was a kind, courageous and disciplined woman.

In order to bring happiness to the mother and son of the Siamese boy, Uncle Philip had to work very hard to overcome the ancient prejudices of the world. Uncle Philip received more support and enthusiastic encouragement from the good blacksmiths to have more strength against narrow notions of the value of women. Uncle has become the representative of justice and compassion. Uncle Philip had given Blancos the opportunity to be a worthy wife of a good man. Moreover, you have affirmed the value of her personality. It was an unexpected and great happiness for Blancos.

The loving action of the blacksmith Philip brings the story to a happy ending. Uncle made the suffering people happy and gave readers confidence in people and life. That is also the noble purpose that writer G. Mopasang sets forth in this work.

Writer Mopassan is a great writer of French literature. He left behind a huge volume of products that made his name. With each work, he shows his humanity, humanity, empathy for characters with difficult circuTaxances in life.

The short story “Simong’s father” makes a very poignant short story about a baby who, due to circuTaxances, does not have a father. I am just the illegitimate child of a married man and a gullible girl, only to miss the village for a lifetime.

The character of a boy named Siamese was born in the context of ancient feudal France, so people’s views on a woman without a husband, pregnant, illegitimate children, without a father is something. extremely evil. Those people are often despised, scorned, living lives of orphans, lonely, lost species.

The boy Simon and his mother, a young girl with a beautiful youth, fell in love with a married man, so the situation missed the village, extremely pitiful. Simon’s mother, Blang, often had to work many different jobs to be able to raise the boy, Simon, to grow up, and to let him go to school with them as well as friends. Because my mother thinks school is a place that will give me joy, will give me friends, I can live at my innocent age, without having to suffer the disparaging words of people.

Because the boy’s childhood, Simong, he had to endure lonely and cold days in a small house where only mother and daughter relied on each other. Simon had no father and never received his father’s care, the boy desperately wanted to have a father, even once.

At the age of eight, Simon went to school to hope that this place would give him happiness and give the poor boy his dreams. But it was school that was the hell of my life. At school, I was often beaten, insulted, and told by a group of rude, grumpy, unintelligible friends.

The words of the boys from the school were like a knife stabbing the lonely heart of the poor Siamese boy. They also tore my shirt, chased and beat me. Then there was a time when Simon resisted the people who tortured him day in and day out because of his daring attitude.

Our poor boy, How pitiful Si Mong is, society is very unfair and lacks love when giving Simon a life through pain in both body and soul. Being beaten by cruel friends, made Simon feel his life was completely stuck. I want to find death, I cried a lot, tears fell down my neck, my shirt was wet.

The thought of having to die kept haunting the mind of poor Simon, because he felt that dying might be happier than living in pain and being estranged, shunned, and chased away because he didn’t have such a father. this. Si Mong came to a very beautiful green lawn next to a river, although the natural scenery was extremely beautiful, the pain in Simon’s heart was too great, so he did not want to care about the things around him. But I just want to die.

When Simon came to the green lawn next to a small poetic and lyrical river, he saw the blue frogs looking at him, the yellow sunlight heating up the very beautiful grass. The very poetic scene eased my loneliness more or less, but I was still extremely sad because I didn’t have a father. It was during the most desperate moment of his life that Simon prayed to him that heaven would give him a father. It was in the very moment that Simon was about to seek death that he met a very miraculous thing.

An unexpected unique story situation happened. A tall and kind blacksmith named Philip came to comfort and comfort Simon’s pain. When he saw Simon’s face full of tears, the man asked about her. Then I knew I was going to die because I didn’t have a father. That Philip the blacksmith had accepted as the father of Simon, the sight of the two meeting was unexpected, the little Simon took his father’s hand and went home to meet his mother.

Simong innocently asked the blacksmith, “Do you want to be my father?” The blacksmith lifted Simon up into the sky and gave him a gentle kiss on the cheek and then replied, “Yes. , do you want?” In that moment, the heart of the unfortunate Simon boy was filled with happiness, he felt the warm affection of a father, the pride of having a father. The next day, Simon took Uncle Philip to school by the hand, and he proudly told his teasing and beating friends, “This is my father, my father’s name is Philip.” A saying containing the pride of a boy who always yearns for a father’s love.

Reading the story “Simong’s father” gives us very emotional emotions, Mopasang is really a writer with a very sensitive and delicate soul to be able to write a good short story. It goes so deeply into the heart of the reader.

Through short stories, we can see the truth that having a father is a very happy thing. A family should be complete with both parents, so that the children can grow up firmly, fully and happily.

In life, sometimes cruel, unintentional jokes can lead to serious consequences for others. Especially when that joke is aimed at a child without a father. We wonder what would have happened to Siam if we hadn’t met the blacksmith Philip, in the excerpt; “Si-mong’s father”, a remarkable short story by the famous French realist writer of the XNUMXth century. G.Mopagan?

That chance meeting changed the boy’s fate, giving him a real father. But it was Philip who was conquered by the lovely boy and his mother. The development of Philip’s mood in the excerpt will help people clearly feel the human meaning of this work.

Simong is the son of Blang-sot, a beautiful woman who was deceived and had to raise her child alone. Simon went to school, was ridiculed and beaten by his friends because he did not have a father. The boy was foolish enough to seek death. The blacksmith took me home and met my mother. Sympathizing with the plight of Simong and Blang-sot, he agreed to be Simon’s father. The meeting between the two kind blacksmiths and the boy happened by chance on the riverbank. I was desperate at the time because I was treated so badly. It’s not its fault! How lonely I am, when those taunts are like knives stabbing into my heart. Therefore. I thought about death foolishly. Fortunately, it was not a gloomy day for dark thoughts to take shape. Nature was so kind to the poor boy. The weather was warm, the sun was calm, the water was sparkling like a mirror, which erased some of the sadness in my heart, so that I could return to my innocent childish nature.

Although unhappy because of the lack of a father’s caring hand, she is still a good and understanding child. The image of a child playing on the grass, chasing a green frog and missing three times. But immediately, the feelings of humiliation came rushing back right at the moment when she caught the frog and witnessed the animal struggling to escape. That image made Simong immediately think of himself, he no different from that poor frog, frustrated by the indifference in the cruel jokes of his friends. I was extremely sensitive, so at that moment “I thought of home, then thought of my mother, and felt so sad she cried again”. That cry makes anyone who knows how to care for the children easily relent. Meanwhile, Simon met the blacksmith Philip, a kind man. Uncle was introduced as “a tall worker, black beard, curly hair, looking at me with kindness”. That appearance probably created trust and reliable support for her to confess her heart.

I did not hesitate in front of this strange man, to continue the sad tears and tearful voice. Simong’s honest answer “I don’t have a father” was confirmed twice, making me guess the cause behind her sad sobs. Therefore, the initial smile was replaced with a serious attitude because he understood that this was not a childish matter but a serious matter that hurt the soul of this lovely innocent boy. I personally knew a little about your mother, so I decided to take you home. When confronted with Simon’s mother, it was her mother’s attitude that had to make him change his attitude completely: he immediately understood that he could no longer joke with the tall, pale girl who stood solemnly in front of the house. herself, as if to forbid men from crossing the threshold of the house where she had been deceived by others. It proves that you are a decent and experienced person to be able to recognize the nature of others after just one look. Witnessing the suffering of a mother in front of a child without a father, he showed respect for the personality of a mother and a child being protected.

That’s why I have realized the quality of a great father – a reliable support for this boy who lacks love. The boy did not hesitate to make a sudden request to adopt him as a father. Before that desire made him unable to refuse. Not only that, he also expressed his emotion at her pure soul: “The worker lifted me up, suddenly kissed me on the cheeks, then strode with long strides and left very quickly.” The joy of having a father has helped me assert myself proudly in front of my friends. The good nature of a true worker gave him a deep sympathy for unfortunate fates.

The excerpt also reminds us of our attitude to dealing with people around us, needing a kind heart, not being indifferent to the sufferings and misfortunes of others.

Guy de Maupassant, also known as Mopatsang, was born in 1850 and died in 1893, a French writer. He attended the Ivorian School, then studied law. Love literature since childhood. Enlisted in 1870, participating in the terrible flight of the French army against the Prussians; Many of Mopassan’s short stories were taken from that war. Worked at the Navy Department, then the Education Department; come into contact with many ordinary “paper scrapers”, and later will be the characters in Mopassan’s stories.

In 1876, he joined the Medang group, around the writer É. Zola. Much influenced by G. Flaubert and Zôla. In 1880, famous for the story “Beef fat ball” in the collection of stories “Floats in Medang” by many young writers. Since then, specializing in writing. In the years 1881 – 90, he wrote 300 short stories and 6 novels. Novels: “One Life” (1883), “Handsome friend” (1885)… From 1884, he suffered from mental illness and died in agony.

Mopasan’s literary career is extremely extensive: over 300 short stories, several plays, 6 novels. His name is associated with excellent works such as: “Beef fat ball” (1880), “One life (1883), “Beautiful friend” (1885), “Mil Orion” (1836)… Mopasang focused on two themes: praising patriotism and fighting spirit against invaders, exposing the ugly and corrupt truth of the bourgeoisie – aristocracy, and expressing love for the people. with unfortunate “little” people. There is a strange thing before Hitler started World War II ordered the burning of all Mopasan’s works.

“Si-Mong’s Father” is a beautiful work by the famous French writer Mo Pasang. He is a great writer, novelist, his life is associated with difficult human conditions. In his literature, he always contains noble human values, love for people in the community. The work “Simong’s father” tells about a child without a father, the sadness and shame of the child when being teased by friends, and then one day he found a father for himself. My happiness is also the author’s happiness.

Simon is an illegitimate child. Her mother is “the most beautiful girl in the area” who has been mistaken for love… Mother and daughter live quietly in a very clean whitewashed house. This woman, whose name was Blancos, was “tall, pale,” and had to work hard to raise her children in the face of the estranged gazes of the world. Simon’s childhood was a series of lonely days in a small, cold house. I lack the love and care of my father.

Due to living in poverty, Xi Mong was eight years old before he could go to school. I thought that, going to school, I would mingle with my friends on the page of childhood books, but no, on the first day of school, Xi – butt was teased, insulted and even beaten by friends. just because he was born without a father.Si-Mong is an innocent, lovely boy, his wish to have a father is a perfectly legitimate wish. Because any child born needs to have enough love from both parents as our country’s old saying often says: “Having a father and mother is better, not having a father and mother is like a broken string”. How can you cut the strings and create melodious notes for life?

Si-Mong’s innocent personality is depicted in detail when he cheerfully asks the blacksmith, “Do you want to be my father?”. The blacksmith happily lifted Simong up to the sky with a fragrant kiss on the innocent cheeks of his brother, the blacksmith replied, “Yes, I do.” Simon’s tears dried up and he happily returned home with the blacksmith to see his mother again. Simon’s pure soul is unusually warm because he thinks the blacksmith will give him a father. The scene where little Simon suddenly meets the blacksmith on the river bank is a very touching scene. The innocent baby is allowed to live, and they will give him “a father”. The dialogue between the blacksmith and the little Simong is imbued with humanitarian feelings. Tears dry on my cheeks; I was taken by the blacksmith by the hand to my mother.

Read the story of the father of Simong, who is not moved? Mopasang had experienced so much bitterness about being an orphan from the age of ten, so he gave much sympathy to little Simong and Sister Blancos about the shared love. Humanity abounds in his writings. The beauty of the passage is in the subtle style of using scenes to describe love, in the art of dialogue, in the situation where the blacksmith meets little Simong on the riverbank, the blacksmith meets Miss Blangsot. “Without a father, there is suffering.” “With a father, there is happiness”. As a simple truth, rich in humanity. Baby Siam is so pitiful and lovely!

Guydo Mopasang is a famous French realist writer in the 19th century. He had a sad and bitter childhood with misfortunes in family and school. It is because of a turbulent life that has made an author with a kind and selfless heart in every page. His literary career is extremely extensive with over 300 short stories, plays and novels.

One of the unique works and left a deep impression in the minds of readers is “Simong’s Father”. The main character of the work is a boy named Siamese, a baby “without a father” but in the end, experiencing humiliations in life, he has a warm and loving father like a child. compensation for my unhappy life.

The story is about the life of a boy named Siamese. It was the pitiful plight of a baby born without knowing who his father was. The boy had an unhappy childhood with everyone’s scornful, disparaging, and cold glances. The boy’s mother was Blaze. She used to be the most beautiful girl in the area. However, she had to accept the depravity of a man and lose her youth. She alone gave birth to Simon. Mother and daughter live together in a small house. Although he wholeheartedly took care of Simon with the responsibilities of a mother and father, he could not make up for the lack of a child’s soul like that of a young boy.

It seemed that the unfortunate boy might not have to suffer any more. However, misfortune still followed him at school. On the first day of school, he was teased, humiliated and beaten by his friends because he was born a fatherless child. With the coldness and discrimination from his friends, he always lived in the dark with inferiority complex. The detail of the tear showed clearly the pain and sorrow of Simong.

This was described in great detail by the author: “the usual feeling of lethargy after crying”, “and feeling very sad, I cried again. My body shook”, “I couldn’t see anything around me and I just cry all the time”…This has shown the tragedy in the unhappy boy’s soul and from the negative thoughts that made him have negative actions and deeds. He had thought of leaving the river bank and committing suicide to relieve the pain and torment. But thanks to the special beauty of nature, it made him feel less regretful. Thoughts wandering and stuck, Simon struggled with thoughts of family, there was a mother, there was a house…

Then my despair grew. “I knelt down and said a prayer…but I couldn’t finish it, because the sobs came again, rushing, overwhelmed me.” It seems that Simon has paid off. I met Uncle Philip, a “tall, curly black hair and beard…kind blacksmith”. Like a miracle in everyday life, Uncle Philip gently said: “Come on, don’t be sad, go to your mother’s house with me. They will give you…a father”. That sentence has great weight, it makes the soul of an unhappy, extremely painful child become strangely happy and excited. It eased all the pain in that young boy’s soul.

That fateful meeting is the link between fatherhood and family happiness. The sight of Simon accepting Uncle Philip as his father really made people full of emotions. I innocently asked: “Do you want to be my father?” expressed the boy’s burning desire. And when Uncle Philip answered “Yes, do you want to”, the boy’s soul seemed to be happy again. She said in a firm tone: “That’s it! Uncle Philip, you are my father”. This fact has made me more confident, proud and more confident in life. It is trust, optimism about the complete happiness of a family. And everyone has a right to that.

Le Nguyen Can commented, “Simong’s father is a story about a special life of a child, that life reminds people of children’s right to live in the family nest. It also shows thirst. The pure hope of childhood can awaken in others love, kindness, and an unprejudiced attitude towards those around them. Through the character of Simon, we also understand more things about life, about the dreams of a loving family of unfortunate girls and boys.