It ends when Firs is abandoned in a locked house, includes Lopakhin, who acquires, from Madame Ranevsky, the title area.
One character in this play is nicknamed "Twenty-Two Calamities," and the main character rips up her foreign telegrams, pronouncing, "I'm done with Paris." Boris earns a great fortune when profitable "white clay" is discovered on his land, and the "eternal student" Peter Trofimov decides to live with Anna. It ends when Firs is abandoned in a locked house, includes Lopakhin, who acquires, from Madame Ranevsky, the title area. For 10 points, name this play which ends with the sounds of axes swinging, written by Anton Chekov.
One character in this play is nicknamed "Twenty-Two Calamities," and the main character rips up her foreign telegrams, pronouncing, "I'm done with Paris.
The {Cherry Orchard} [or {Vishnyovy sad}]