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The loneliness of man is the problem over which VA Sollogub is arguing.

The author, talking about the conversation of two random fellow travelers, sympathizes as a woman experiencing loneliness in a remote village, and a lonely man revolving in the light.

V. A. Sollogub comes to the conclusion that his characters, people are different, experience boredom and loneliness. But one - from excesses of light, the other - from lonely exile in the village.

And life is already tormenting us, as an even path without a goal,

As a feast at a party ...

Centuries have passed, but what a burning problem is this problem! In one of the sociological studies posted on the Internet, I find sad statistics.

Thirty percent of respondents to the question "Do you know the feeling of coldness of solitude?" Answered positively. It is noteworthy that among the survey participants were both residents of the capital, and my peers from the province.

Thus, I can conclude that it does not matter where you are, loneliness can overwhelm everyone.

I share the author's position. Indeed, the feeling of emptiness, the "coldness of loneliness" can overtake people living both in the wilderness and in the capital.

I remember the heroes of Alexander Pushkin and M. Yu. Lermontov, Onegin and Pechorin, who were alone in the light, and in a remote village or a Caucasian outpost. A bright characteristic, reflecting their state of mind, are the lines from the poem by M.Yu. Lermontov "The Duma":

... We are rich, hardly from the cradle,

The errors of the fathers and their late mind,

And life is already tormenting us, as an even path without a goal,

As a feast at a party ...

Centuries have passed, but what a burning problem is this problem! In one of the sociological studies posted on the Internet, I find sad statistics. Thirty percent of respondents to the question "Do you know the feeling of coldness of solitude?" Answered positively. It is noteworthy that among the survey participants were both residents of the capital, and my peers from the province.

Thus, I can conclude that it does not matter where you are, loneliness can overwhelm everyone.