Time is changing, our great and powerful Russian language is changing. I hadn’t thought about this before...
My friend is a librarian at school. My son is more interested in computers than in studying, as many people do now. Here, after another pair of literature, he was expelled from the comp and sent to read "Captain's Daughter" with a subsequent review. I have read. I came to tell. At first, everything is fine, but now comes the second chapter. I quote: "And then they were driving in the steppe, there was a meltdown, the road was slow, they were lost. They began to freeze.
But then we met Gea...” Mother in a slight shock: – Who? Son: “Well, Gaia, blue, but he was a good man, he showed them the way...” Mom grabbed the heart and the book. All by Pushkin. Heroes go to the mouthpiece on the steppe, lose the road, and then a man appears in the mouthpiece (Pugachev) and they turn to him: "Hey! A good man!”