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Marko Vovchok is a prominent Ukrainian writer who introduced a number of new subjects into literature and reworked the old forgotten ones. The writer described Ukrainian modernity and antiquity. In her texts, she consistently spoke out against the Ukrainian form of slavery, that is, against serfdom.

«Father Andriy» begins as a real detective story:

<"Before he died, Petro told me that he had buried silver money under an old cherry tree in the garden. 'Let it be for our Oksana,' he said, 'and don't dig it out, woman, because you can't protect yourself from enemy Polacks. Or give them to Father Andrii. We immediately went to dig up the money. Indeed, we found a tall jug full of money, and the money was all silver, all karbovanets. We counted it and took it to Father Andriy.