Uncle Fyodor, Dog and Cat

Main Characters and Their Development

• Uncle Fyodor - a boy who earned his nickname for his seriousness and independence. He loves animals and decides to take in the cat Matroskin and the dog Sharik. Throughout the book, Uncle Fyodor shows ingenuity and resourcefulness in solving various domestic and household problems in the village of Prostokvashino.
• Cat Matroskin - a smart and practical cat who can talk. He is very organized and loves order. At the beginning of the book, Matroskin lives on the street, but after meeting Uncle Fyodor, he moves to Prostokvashino. Throughout the book, he showcases his domestic skills, helping to set up the home and manage the household.
• Dog Sharik - a good-natured and somewhat naive dog who can also talk. He loves hunting and nature. At the beginning of the book, Sharik lives on the street, but after meeting Uncle Fyodor and Matroskin, he moves to Prostokvashino. Throughout the book, Sharik learns to be more responsible and helps his friends with various tasks.
• Postman Pechkin - the local postman who initially dislikes Uncle Fyodor and his friends but gradually changes his attitude towards them. At the beginning of the book, Pechkin seems strict and unfriendly, but as the story progresses, he becomes kinder and more sympathetic, especially after receiving a bicycle.