A long time ago, in a certain town on the Mediterranean coast, the carpenter Giuseppe gives his friend the organ grinder Carlo a talking log, which, you see, does not want to be hewn. In a poor closet under the stairs, where even the hearth was painted on a piece of old canvas, Carlo cuts out a boy with a long nose from a log and gives him the name Pinocchio. He sells his jacket and buys his wooden son the alphabet so that he can study. But on the very first day, on the way to school, the boy sees a puppet theater and sells the alphabet to buy a ticket. During a performance in a booth, sad Pierrot, perky Harlequin and other dolls suddenly recognize Pinocchio. The performance of the comedy “The Girl with Blue Hair, or Thirty-Three Slaps on the Head” was disrupted. The theater owner, who is also the playwright and director Karabas Barabas, who looks like a bearded crocodile, wants to burn the wooden troublemaker. Here, the simple-minded Pinocchio, by chance, tells about the painted hearth at Papa Carlo’s, and Karabas, who has suddenly come to his senses, gives Pinocchio five gold coins. The main thing, he asks, is not to move anywhere from this closet.
On the way back, Pinocchio meets two beggars - the fox Alice and the cat Basilio. Having learned about the coins, they invite Pinocchio to go to the beautiful Country of Fools. From the money buried there on the Field of Miracles, it seems that by morning a whole Money Tree. On the way to the Country of Fools, Pinocchio loses his companions, and he is attacked in the night forest by robbers who suspiciously look like a fox and a cat. Pinocchio hides the coins in his mouth, and in order to shake them out, the robbers hang the boy upside down on a tree and leave. In the morning, he is discovered by Malvina, a girl with blue hair, who, together with her poodle Artemon, escaped from Karabas Barabas, who was oppressing poor puppet actors. With pure girlish enthusiasm, she takes on the task of raising the uncouth boy, which ends with him being placed in a dark closet. A bat takes him out from there, and, having met a fox and a cat, the gullible Pinocchio finally gets to the Field of Miracles, which for some reason looks like a landfill, buries the coins and sits down to wait for the harvest, but Alice and Basilio insidiously set local police bulldogs on him, and they throw the brainless wooden boy into the river. But a man made of logs cannot drown. The elderly turtle Tortila opens Pinocchio's eyes to the greed of his friends and gives him a golden key that a man with a long beard once dropped into the river. The key must open some door, and this will bring happiness.
Returning from the Country of Fools, Pinocchio saves the frightened Pierrot, who also escaped from Karabas, and brings him to Malvina. While the lover Pierrot unsuccessfully tries to console Malvina with his poems, a terrible battle begins at the edge of the forest. The brave poodle Artemon, together with forest birds, animals and insects, beat the hated police dogs. Trying to grab Pinocchio, Karabas sticks his beard to a resinous pine tree. The enemies are retreating. Pinocchio overhears a conversation between Karabas and the leech merchant Duremar in a tavern and finds out great secret: the golden key opens the door hidden behind the painted fireplace in Carlo’s closet. The friends rush home, unlock the door and just manage to slam it behind them when the police with Karabao Barabas burst into the closet. An underground passage leads our heroes to a treasure - this is an amazingly beautiful... theater. This will be a new theater, without a director with a seven-tailed whip, a theater in which puppets become real actors. Everyone who has not yet escaped from Karabas runs to the Pinocchio Theater, where music plays cheerfully, and hot lamb stew with garlic awaits the hungry artists backstage. Doctor of Puppet Science Karabas Barabas remains sitting in a puddle in the rain.
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Tolstoy A.N. "The Golden Key or the Adventures of Pinocchio"
The main characters of the fairy tale "The Golden Key" and their characteristics
- Pinocchio, a log boy with a long nose. Very cheerful and loves to play pranks. He cannot sit in one place, he always wants adventure. He is kind and sympathetic.
- Papa Carlo, an old organ grinder, kind and reliable, is ready to forgive his son everything
- Karbas Barabas, a bearded villain, director of a puppet theater, is evil and cruel.
- Duremar, the leech seller, is stupid and cowardly.
- Basilio the Cat and Alice the Fox, swindlers who pretended to be Buratino's friends, but in reality wanted to rob him of his money.
- Malvina, a girl with blue hair, is very beautiful and smart, she tries to do everything according to the rules.
- Pierrot, always a sad doll, in love with Malvina.
- Artemon, Malvina's poodle, is fearless and efficient.
- Tortila, a wise turtle who suffers from memory loss.
- Giuseppe Gray Nose, drunkard and carpenter.
- Giuseppe and the talking log
- Papa Carlo makes Pinocchio
- Pinocchio and the puppet theater
- Meeting with the fox Alice and the cat Basilio
- Robbers in the forest
- Upside down
- Lessons from Malvina
- Escape and the Land of Fools
- Pinocchio in Tortila Pond
- Golden Key
- Pierrot and the mystery of the golden key
- Fight between dolls and Karabas
- In the tavern "Three minnows"
- Friends kidnapped
- The rescue
- What was behind the old canvas
- Death of Shushara
- Magic show
- Theater "Molniya"
- Papa Carlo makes Pinocchio from logs and he sells his alphabet.
- Pinocchio goes to the land of fools and is hung upside down from a tree.
- Pinocchio meets Malvina, runs away from her and lands his gold coins in the Field of Miracles
- Pinocchio is thrown into a pond and he receives a golden key
- Pinocchio fights Karabas and learns the secret of the golden key.
- Pinocchio and his friends find a puppet theater and put Karabas in a puddle.
Even for a wooden boy, the most important thing in life is to learn, so as not to do stupid things and avoid terrible adventures.
What does the fairy tale "The Golden Key" teach?
This fairy tale teaches us that all boys and girls should study, should not listen to suspicious and unfamiliar individuals, should be able to make friends and never lose their presence of mind.
Signs fairy tale in the fairy tale "The Golden Key"
- The magical land in which the fairy tale takes place
- Magical creatures - animated dolls, talking animals
- Magic items - golden key
- Victory of good over evil
I really liked the fairy tale "The Golden Key". After all, her main character Pinocchio is such a cheerful and kind boy who at the beginning of the fairy tale acts badly, but then corrects himself and, with the help of his friends, becomes an exemplary and obedient boy. There are a lot of adventures in this fairy tale, there are a lot of poems in it and the characters are very funny. This fairy tale is read in one breath.
Proverbs for the fairy tale "The Golden Key"
Learning is light, ignorance is darkness.
An obedient son is not burdened by his father's decree.
All's well that ends well.
Summary, brief retelling chapters of the fairy tale "The Golden Key"
Preface
The author talks about an old Italian book, which he retold in a new way.
Chapter 1.
Carpenter Giuseppe finds a log and begins to cut it. He is stopped by a thin voice that says that he is in pain. Giuseppe realizes that the voice is coming from the log.
Chapter 2.
The organ grinder Carlo comes to see Giuseppe. Giuseppe suggests cutting a doll out of a log. The log hits Carlo on the head and the old men begin to fight. The old people make up and Carlo goes home with the log.
Chapter 3.
Carlo decides to name the doll Pinocchio. He begins to carve the doll and its nose grows. Carlo tries to shorten his nose, but it doesn’t work. Carlo finishes Pinocchio and he runs out into the street. Carlo catches Pinocchio, but he falls and pretends to be dead. The policeman takes Carlo to prison.
Chapter 4.
Pinocchio returns to the closet and meets Cricket. Pinocchio chases away the cricket, and it advises him to go to school. Pinocchio throws a hammer at Cricket.
Chapter 5.
Pinocchio wants to eat and sticks his nose into the old canvas. Through the crack he sees an old door. Pinocchio finds an egg and breaks it. The chicken thanks Pinocchio and runs away. The rat Shushara appears and Pinocchio grabs it by the tail. The rat grabs Pinocchio, but Carlo comes and drives the rat away. Carlo feeds Pinocchio onions and sews clothes for him. Then Carlo sells the jacket and brings the ABC.
Chapter 6.
Pinocchio runs to school, but hears music and turns in that direction. He sees a puppet theater. Buratino sells the ABC for four soldi.
Chapter 7.
The dolls give a performance and recognize Pinocchio. Karabas grabs Pinocchio and hangs him on a nail. He wants to throw Pinocchio into the fire.
Chapter 8.
Karabas sneezes, and Pinocchio tries to appease him. Pinocchio talks about the painted hearth. Karbas gives Pinocchio 5 gold pieces and lets him go.
Chapter 9
On the way home, Pinocchio meets the cat Basilio and the fox Alice. The scammers tell Pinocchio about the Country of Fools.
Chapter 10.
The travelers enter the tavern and Buratino orders three crusts of bread. The fox and the cat order a lot of food. Pinocchio falls asleep, and the fox and cat leave. The owner of the tavern demands gold from Buratino and Buratino gives the coin.
Chapter 11.
In the night forest, Buratino is caught by robbers and demands money. Pinocchio hides coins in his mouth. Pinocchio breaks free and, with the help of the swan, flies across the lake.
Chapter 12.
Pinocchio sees beautiful house and bangs on the door. The girl wants to sleep. The robbers catch Pinocchio and hang him on a tree.
Chapter 13.
Morning comes. Malvina wakes up in the house. She sees Pinocchio and tells Artemon to take it off. Artemon sends ants and they chew the rope. Doctors examine Buratino. Pinocchio comes to his senses and drinks castor oil.
Chapter 14.
Malvina and Buratino are having breakfast, and Malvina is going to start raising the boy. Malvina teaches mathematics and calligraphy with Buratino, and Buratino makes an inkblot. Malvina orders Pinocchio to be taken to the closet.
Chapter 15.
The bat shows Pinocchio the way out and leads him to the land of Fools. Pinocchio meets the Fox and the Cat again, and they lead him to the field of miracles. Pinocchio buries the money.
Chapter 16.
Alice tells the police that Pinocchio is a dangerous thief. The detectives grab Pinocchio, and the cat and fox divide the money. Bulldog orders Pinocchio to be drowned in the pond.
Chapter 17.
Pinocchio swims in the pond and meets Tortila the turtle. Tortila decides to help Pinocchio and gives him a golden key.
Chapter 18.
Pinocchio sees a hare being chased by police bulldogs. Pierrot falls from the hare's back. Pinocchio questions Pierrot.
Chapter 19.
Pierrot tells how Duremar came to Karabas. Duremar talks about the secret that Tortila the turtle told him. Karabas decides to go to the turtle and beg him to give him the key. Then Karabas discovers Pierrot and he runs away on a hare. Pinocchio shows Pierrot the key.
Chapter 20.
Pinocchio takes Pierrot to Malvina and the girl makes the boys wash themselves. Pierrot reads poetry, a toad appears and says that Karabas is coming here. The dolls run away, but run into Karabas.
Chapter 21.
Karabas releases the bulldogs. Artemon is preparing to fight. Pinocchio calls animals and birds for help. Artemon's fight with dogs. The tip of Karabas's beard is glued to the pine tree. Pinocchio jumps off and runs around the pine tree. Karabas is caught.
Chapter 22.
Malvina and Pierrot are sitting in the reeds. Buratino and Artemon return. The dolls reach the cave and treat Artemon. Malvina wants to continue the dictation. Karabas and Duremar pass by the cave.
Chapter 23.
Pinocchio decides to follow, and instructs Piero to protect Malvina. Karabas and Duremar go to the tavern. Pinocchio hides under the rooster and enters the tavern. Pinocchio climbs into the jug.
Chapter 24.
Dice are thrown into the jug with Pinocchio. Pinocchio howls from a jug. Frightened Karabas reveals the secret. The fox Alice and the cat Basilio appear and betray Pinocchio. The jug breaks. Pinocchio runs away with the rooster.
Chapter 25.
An empty cave and traces of battle. Governor Fox caught Malvina and Pierrot. Buratino climbs the hill. Pinschers run after him. Pinocchio jumps into the pond, but the wind blows him onto Governor Fox's head. The cart overturns and the captive friends fall into the grass. Governor Fox is hiding in a hole. The detectives flee back to the city of Fools. Karabas, Duremar, Alice and Basilio appear. They want to grab the dolls, but Carlo appears and saves Pinocchio and his friends.
Chapter 26.
Carlo takes the dolls and goes home. Karabas trails behind him. Carlo brings the dolls home and decides what to do next. Pinocchio tells him to tear off the old canvas and behind it there is a door. Pinocchio gives Carlo the key and he opens the door.
Chapter 27.
Karabas complains about Carlo to the city chief and he sends policemen to arrest Carlo. The police break into the closet, but Carlo and the dolls have already left.
Chapter 28.
Carlo and the dolls go down the stairs. Artemon strangles the rat Shushara. The puppets find a beautiful puppet theater. Carlo starts the theater with the key. The magical performance begins. The dolls decide to both study and play in the new theater.
Chapter 29.
Karabas is sitting by the fire. Nobody came to his theater. Karbas goes outside and sees a new puppet theater. People flock to the show. Karabas wants to make his dolls work, but they have all gone to the new theater. Karabas manages to grab only one dog, but Artemon snatches it away, and Karabas is left sitting in a puddle.
Illustrations and drawings for the fairy tale "The Golden Key"
It happened a long time ago in one of the small towns located on the Mediterranean coast. The organ grinder Carlo received a talking log from his friend Giuseppe, a carpenter, who did not want the cleaver to touch it. Carlo lived in a closet with a fireplace painted on an old canvas. He cut out a long-nosed boy from a log and named him Pinocchio. To buy his wooden son the alphabet for school, Carlo was forced to sell his jacket.
On the way to school, Buratino, without hesitation, sells the alphabet in order to get into the puppet theater. During the performance, theater artists: the perky Harlequin, the sad Pierrot, as well as other dolls, recognize Pinocchio. The comedy “The Girl with Blue Hair, or Thirty-three Slaps on the Head” was canceled for this reason. The bearded Karabas Barabas, who is also the owner, playwright and director of the theater, is beside himself with anger and decides to burn the wooden hooligan. Buratino, in his kindness and simplicity, shares his impressions of Papa Carlo and the painted hearth. Karabas suddenly becomes kinder and gives 5 gold coins to Pinocchio. He also asks the boy not to leave the closet.
On the way back, the boy came across the beggar cat Basilio and the fox Alice.
Having caught wind that Pinocchio has coins, they invite him to the Land of Fools. The crooks promised the naive Pinocchio that in the Field of Miracles, in the morning, a huge tree strewn with gold would grow from his money. On the way, the companions get lost and at night the boy is attacked by robbers who surprisingly resembled a cat and a fox. The boy put the coins in his mouth, and the robbers, in order to shake them out, hang the boy upside down. After this, the robbers left.
In the morning he was discovered by Malvina, or a girl with blue hair, who ran away from the owner of the theater with her poodle Artemon. In a purely girlish way, with enthusiasm, she begins to raise the uncouth boy, sending him to a dark closet. From there our hero is selected with the help bat, after which he meets a cat and a fox, finds himself in the Field of Miracles, more reminiscent of a landfill, buries coins in the sand and sits down to await the harvest. Meanwhile, Basilio and Alice set the police bulldogs on him. They mercilessly throw the wooden boy into the river. However, the log man did not drown because a tree does not drown.
Pinocchio learns about the dishonesty of his friends from the elderly turtle Tortila, who gave him a golden key. This key was once dropped into the river by a bearded man. With the help of a key, the door that brings happiness opens. Upon returning from the Country of Fools, Pinocchio meets Pierrot, who escaped from Karabas, saves him and together they go to Malvina. Pierrot is in love with Malvina, reads his poems to her, and meanwhile a battle begins on the edge of the forest, in which the poodle Artemon and the poodle Artemon united against the hated police dogs. forest birds, animals and insects. When trying to grab Pinocchio, Karabas's beard sticks to the resinous trunk of a pine tree. The enemy force retreated. Pinocchio managed to overhear what Karabas and the leech merchant Duremar were talking about. From their conversation, he learned a great secret about the golden key, which was intended for the door in Karl’s closet behind the painted hearth.
The friends go home, open the door, close it behind them, and at that moment Karabas Barabas and the police burst into the closet. Having passed through an underground passage, our heroes find themselves in an amazingly beautiful theater. This new theater is just for them, and there will be no director beating the puppets with a whip. In this theater all the puppets turn into real actors. All the actors who served with Karabas run to the Buratino theater. It's fun here, beautiful music is playing, and behind the scenes hot garlic stew with lamb awaits the hungry actors. Doctor of Puppet Science Karabas Barabas has an unenviable fate - to end up in a puddle in the pouring rain.
December 24, house of medical adviser Stahlbaum. Everyone is preparing for Christmas, and the children - Fritz and Marie - are guessing what the inventor and artist godfather, senior court adviser Drosselmeyer, who often repaired the clock in the Stahlbaums' house, will give them as a gift this time. Marie dreamed of a garden and a lake with swans, and Fritz said that he preferred gifts from his parents that he could play with (the godfather’s toys were usually kept away from children so that they wouldn’t break them), but the godfather couldn’t make a whole garden.
In the evening, the children were allowed to see the beautiful Christmas tree, near and on which there were gifts: new dolls, dresses, hussars, etc. The godfather made a wonderful castle, but the dolls dancing in it performed the same movements, and it was impossible to get inside the castle, so The children quickly became tired of the miracle of technology - only the mother became interested in the complex mechanism. When all the gifts were sorted out, Marie saw the Nutcracker. The ugly-looking doll seemed very cute to the girl. Fritz quickly broke a couple of the Nutcracker's teeth, trying to crack the hard nuts, and Marie began to take care of the toy. At night, the children put their toys in a glass cabinet. Marie lingered at the closet, accommodating her charge with all the comforts, and became a participant in the battle between the seven-headed mouse king and the army of dolls led by the Nutcracker. The dolls gave up under the pressure of the mice, and when the mouse king had already approached the Nutcracker, Marie threw her shoe at him... The girl woke up in bed with a cut elbow broken glass closet No one believed her story about the night's incident. The godfather brought the repaired Nutcracker and told the tale about the hard nut: the king and queen gave birth to the beautiful princess Pirlipat, but Queen Myshilda, avenging the relatives killed by the mousetraps of the court watchmaker Drosselmeyer (they ate the lard intended for the royal sausages), turned the beauty into a freak. Now only the cracking of nuts could calm her down. Drosselmeyer under threat death penalty With the help of the court astrologer, he calculated the princess's horoscope - the Krakatuk nut, split by the young man using a special method, will help her regain her beauty. The king sent Drosselmeyer and the astrologer in search of salvation; both the nut and the young man (the watchmaker's nephew) were found with Drosselmeyer's brother in his hometown. Many princes broke their teeth over Krakatuk, and when the king promised to marry his daughter to the savior, his nephew stepped forward. He cracked the nut and the princess, having eaten it, became a beauty, but the young man could not complete the whole ritual, because Myshilda threw herself at his feet... The mouse died, but the guy turned into the Nutcracker. The king expelled Drosselmeier, his nephew and astrologer. However, the latter predicted that the Nutcracker would be a prince and the ugliness would disappear if he defeated the mouse king and a beautiful girl fell in love with him. A week later, Marie recovered and began to reproach Drosselmeyer for not helping the Nutcracker. He replied that only she could help, because she ruled the kingdom of light. The Mouse King got into the habit of extorting Marie for her sweets in exchange for the safety of the Nutcracker. The parents were alarmed that there were mice. When he demanded her books and dresses, she took the Nutcracker in her arms and sobbed - she was ready to give everything, but when there was nothing left, the mouse king would want to kill her herself. The Nutcracker came to life and promised to take care of everything if he got the saber - Fritz, who had recently dismissed the colonel (and punished the hussars for cowardice during the battle), helped with this. At night, the Nutcracker came to Marie with a bloody saber, a candle and 7 golden crowns. I'll give the trophies to the girl, he took her to his kingdom - the Land of Fairy Tales, where they got through her father's fox fur coat. While helping the Nutcracker's sisters with housework, offering to crush caramel in a golden mortar, Marie suddenly woke up in her bed. Of course, none of the adults believed her story. About the crowns, Drosselmeyer said that this was his gift to Marie for her second birthday and refused to recognize the Nutcracker as his nephew (the toy stood in its place in the closet
A good fairy tale is one that an experienced writer has worked on. This happened with “The Adventures of Pinocchio,” a story that came to Soviet children after adaptation by A.N. Tolstoy.
Brief description of the fairy tale “The Golden Keys or the Adventures of Pinocchio”:
Author of the fairy tale "Pinocchio" famous writer and screenwriter, Alexey Nikolaevich did a lot for children's literature in the Soviet Union. Just at the time when some critics were about to throw out the genre of folk tales from the list of works for children, he and other literary scholars achieved recognition of folklore.
For a long time, Tolstoy A.N. was involved in the selection best options folk tales in order to introduce them to children. His collection “Magpie Tales” includes 50 folklore works about animals and 7 magical stories.
In addition to folk art, A.N. Tolstoy translated and adapted a fairy tale by the Italian writer Carlo Collodi (“Pinocchio”) for Soviet children. The writer's taste and preferences helped him choose one of the most best works children's world literature.
Fairy tale"Golden Keys or The Adventures of Pinocchio" tells the story of a wooden doll that comes to life in the kind hands of Papa Carlo. Together with his friends, Pinocchio defeats the evil owner of the puppet theater Karabas - Barabas and reveals the secret of the golden key.
The main idea of the fairy tale about Pinocchio is that strength lies in friendship, courage and resourcefulness. After all, Pinocchio and his friends did not lose heart even in the saddest situations.
“Pinocchio” is suitable for reading to both big children and little ones. Download the fairy tale on our website and read the book with the whole family!
Publishing house: Onyx 21st century
The year of publishing: 2004
Author: Tolstoy A.
Format: PDF
Number of pages: 35
Language: Russian