Madame Ranevskaya unwillingly allows the title estate to be chopped down in, FTP, what play by Anton Chekhov?
In Act Two, one character quotes two lines Hamlet speaks to Ophelia after a tramp asks for money. In the third act, a Jewish band plays during a ball where Pischin is astonished by magic tricks. Another character is derisively called an "eternal student," and was the tutor of Grisha, whose death by drowning caused the protagonist to move to Paris for five years. The final act ends with Firs' abandonment by the central family, who finally leaves Russia after Gayev is unable to save the title property, which is bought by Lopakhin. Madame Ranevskaya unwillingly allows the title estate to be chopped down in, FTP, what play by Anton Chekhov?
In Act Two, one character quotes two lines Hamlet speaks to Ophelia after a tramp asks for money.
The {Cherry Orchard} [or {Vishniovy sad}]