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Marko Vovchok, a writer, an emancipant, is considered one of the first authors in the genre of psychological realism. ЇЇЇЇ creative work is a manifesto of freedom in the midst of suffocating slavery. In her novels and one of the central novels "Institute", the author creates different images of heroines who do not want to reconcile with daily life. On the one hand, we can see a rozbeshchenna, zhorstoku ogidna pannochka. The training in manners at the boarding house did not affect her in any way, but she turns the life of pre-schoolers into a scorcher: psychological pressure, caprices, beatings, and abuse. And from the other side - the villager Ustina, who in any circumstances is ready to defend her own pride and sacrifice everything for the right to disorder her own life.