A. Pushkin embodied his life, worldview, literary searches both in poetry and in harmonious, impeccable prose, which reflected the breadth of interests and the transformation of the author's views. "The stories of the late Ivan Petrovich Belkin" is a recognized peak of the prosaic legacy, in which various plots are embodied: the story of a little man - a station attendant, a terrible dream of an undertaker, the story of the seduction of a young girl by an unworthy hero, a story of love and revenge, a story about the inevitability of a predestined fate. All the stories were united by a common theme - Chance and Providence.'The Captain's daughter' by A. Pushkin is one of the most important works of Russian classics, which proclaimed the saying 'Take care of honor from a young age' as the main principle of life, and the story 'Dubrovsky' was conceived by the author as a novel from the Pugachev era with a hero-nobleman who defected to the side of the rebels, but remaining true to the true concepts of honor and justice.