A minor relationship in this play is that between the poor schoolmaster Semyon Medvedenko and a young girl who is perpetually dressed in black due to her unrequited love for the main character, a writer.
A minor relationship in this play is that between the poor schoolmaster Semyon Medvedenko and a young girl who is perpetually dressed in black due to her unrequited love for the main character, a writer. The doctor Yevgeny Dorn offers the writer advice and the writer's uncle, Pyotr Sorin, recommends that he write a story based on Sorin's own life called The Man Who Wished. Sorin's sister, Irina Arkadina, is the love interest of the more famous writer, Trigorin. Based on a hunting trip with the landscape painter Ilya Levitan, for ten points, this play involves a love triangle between Trigorin, Konstantin Treplev, and the actress Nina, whom Trigorin compares with the title animal, and was written by Anton Chekhov.
A minor relationship in this play is that between the poor schoolmaster Semyon Medvedenko and a young girl who is perpetually dressed in black due to her unrequited love for the main character, a writer.
The {Seagull} or {Chayka}