One character in this play has a name which is an anagram of a word meaning "someone who grins a lot." At the end of this play, the protagonist gives a speech which he ends by declaring that he will travel the world "in search of a place with room for outraged feeling." A maid in this play is molested by a man who has just fallen off his horse, and
One character in this play has a name which is an anagram of a word meaning "someone who grins a lot." At the end of this play, the protagonist gives a speech which he ends by declaring that he will travel the world "in search of a place with room for outraged feeling." A maid in this play is molested by a man who has just fallen off his horse, and she also tricks the heroine's father into thinking he had heard a clock. One speech in this play is about a man who traded his faithful servants for three greyhounds. Characters in this play include the Anglophile Repetilov and Count Tugoukhovsky, as well as the protagonist, who was based on Pyotr Chaadaev. In this play, Pavel tries to set up his daughter with Colonel Skalozub, but she is in love with the secretary Molchalin. For 10 points, name this play in which Chatsky is rejected by Sofia Famusov, a work by Alexander Griboyedov.
One character in this play has a name which is an anagram of a word meaning "someone who grins a lot.
Woe from Wit [or Gore ot uma; accept various similar translations]