At the beginning of this work, a man praises a hundred-year old bookcase, and another character claims that a guitar is a mandolin. That character, Yepikhodov, shouts at Vanya during a party after she scolds him for breaking a billiards stick. One woman returns to the scene of this play after having left after her son's drowning five years before this play's opening. That woman's daughter, Anya, is in love with Peter, the "eternal student." At the end of this play, the servant Firs is locked in Madame Ranevskaya's house to die, and Lopakhin's men cut down trees in the title estate. For 10 points, name this Anton Chekh
At the beginning of this work, a man praises a hundred-year old bookcase, and another character claims that a guitar is a mandolin. That character, Yepikhodov, shouts at Vanya during a party after she scolds him for breaking a billiards stick. One woman returns to the scene of this play after having left after her son's drowning five years before this play's opening. That woman's daughter, Anya, is in love with Peter, the "eternal student." At the end of this play, the servant Firs is locked in Madame Ranevskaya's house to die, and Lopakhin's men cut down trees in the title estate. For 10 points, name this Anton Chekhov play centering on conflict over ownership of the title location.
At the beginning of this work, a man praises a hundred-year old bookcase, and another character claims that a guitar is a mandolin.
The Cherry Orchard [or Vishnevyi sad]