In this play, a woman angrily conjugates the Latin verb "to love" after her husband tells her heloves her.
In this play, a woman angrily conjugates the Latin verb "to love" after her husband tells her heloves her. An eccentric character in this play obsessively pours perfume on his chest and hands. In itsthird act, one character mortgages a house to pay his gambling debts on the advice of his wife, adomineering former maidservant who torments the servant Anfisa and has an affair withProtopotov. The Baron (*) Tuzenbach is killed in a duel by Solyony in the fourth act of this play, whichopens at a name-day celebration attended by Chebutykin and the other soldiers. After Captain Vershinindeparts, the title characters give up on their dream of one day returning to Moscow. For 10 points, namethis Chekhov play about Olga, Masha, and Irina Prozorova.
In this play, a woman angrily conjugates the Latin verb "to love" after her husband tells her heloves her.
Three Sisters [or Tri sestry]