Because of the main event of the play, Dunyashas hopes of marrying Yasha are crushed, and she is forced to marry the poor clerk Yephodov; Varya has to become a housekeeper; but Fiers is unaffected, and ends the play worrying that his master did not wear a fur coat to the station.
Because of the main event of the play, Dunyashas hopes of marrying Yasha are crushed, and she is forced to marry the poor clerk Yephodov; Varya has to become a housekeeper; but Fiers is unaffected, and ends the play worrying that his master did not wear a fur coat to the station. After Madame Ranevskayas son Grischa drowned, she had to go to Paris to forget about it, and she returns home five years later to discover that her whole estate would have to be sold at auction to repay her debts. FTP, identify this drama, which premiered in 1904, in which Lopahkin decides to buy the estate and destroy the titular object, written by Anton Chekhov.
Because of the main event of the play, Dunyashas hopes of marrying Yasha are crushed, and she is forced to marry the poor clerk Yephodov; Varya has to become a housekeeper; but Fiers is unaffected, and ends the play worrying that his master did not wear a fur coat to the station.
The {Cherry Orchard}