The title character of this play is convinced to give up a bottle of morphine pills that he stole in order to commit suicide.
Osip Mandelstam wrote that this play's cast of characters constituted an "inexpressive and colorless rebus" that illustrated its author's tendency to portray "propinquity with its resultant unpleasantness." A character in this play criticizes his former brother-in-law for walking around like a "demi-god." At the end of this play, a character is told to "wait" by a female companion, who tells him that "We shall hear the angels." The title character of this play is convinced to give up a bottle of morphine pills that he stole in order to commit suicide. After learning that his house will be sold, this play's title character complains that he could have been the equal of Schopenhauer or Dostoevsky and attempts to shoot the retired professor Serebryakov. For 10 points, name this play whose title character manages an estate with his niece Sonya, a work by Anton Chekhov.
Osip Mandelstam wrote that this play's cast of characters constituted an "inexpressive and colorless rebus" that illustrated its author's tendency to portray "propinquity with its resultant unpleasantness.
Uncle Vanya [or Dyadya Vanya] &lt;Drama&gt;