Love. Debt At first glance, two very simple words. But what do they represent? Love - so familiar and at the same time so unknown. Love does not mean loving only the person next to you, but also the family, relatives, home, homeland, profession and everything around you. Can we exist without love or will we just be alive physically but not spiritually? Can we turn our backs on love for someone in the name of debt? And will we be happy or will we just exist, coming to terms with everything around us? Many around the world love and want to be loved. And have you ever wondered what the difference is between love and debt, is there a contradiction? What is the value of love? What are they in themselves? Which is more important?

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It is known that there is a contradiction between love and duty. It is said that love and duty are interrelated, but also different from each other. It is clear that for each of us they have a different value. Love as a general concept is observed as a tendency, bias, preference or attachment to something. While debt is the obligatory action that one must perform.

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An example of this can be found in A. Pushkin's novel "Eugene Onegin". The action develops in the principles of symmetry. Initially, Tatiana is in love with Onegin and reveals her love for him in a letter, but he does not respond to her love. Chapter Eight, Onegin changes and reveals his love for Tatiana, again in a letter, admitting to him that she still loves him but is married to Lenski. turning their backs on him, their love diverges because of different times and different values, and she neglects her love in the name of duty.

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In the book "Bay of Angels" we can see an example of a clash between love and duty. The main character Emma is torn between two desires - to help her friend and Jane, who falls off a cliff, or to remain in office, as required by the long and As a result, her morale and love for Jane are superior, for which she was later punished and removed from the team for losing in battle. However, their entire team appreciates what she has done for Jane and leaves the team with the words " or all or none ".

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Another example can be seen going back to the years before the Liberation. At that time, many people sacrificed everything in the name of our fatherland. Our homeland has occupied a large part in the hearts of many and still is. Some believe they sacrificed themselves in the name of debt. But can hundreds of thousands sacrifice their entire families, loved ones and themselves in the name of a debt? Rather, love for the homeland has provoked them to perform such glorious feats. And is people's love for the homeland so strong nowadays? There are people for whom the homeland means nothing, while for others it is everything. For some Levki, Botev, Rakovski, Benkovski, etc. are just people who sacrificed themselves for the homeland, and for others they are ideals. During these glorious times, love and duty were interconnected and opposed. Love and duty to the motherland prevailed over love and duty to the family. An example of which we can find in "Farewell in 1866" by Botev. The rebel says goodbye to his mother and his wife in the name of his fatherland. He neglects the debt to the family for the debt to the homeland. For him, the freedom of the homeland is everything, it is his ideal and he is ready to achieve his ideal by sacrificing everything dear.

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Love and duty are as similar as they are. Life will present us with many labyrinths, but it depends on us which path we will choose and how we will find the way out.