One character in this play, who owns a villa near Mentone, receives a telegram informing her that her former lover is ill.
In the second act of this play, one character insists that he is playing a mandolin and not a guitar, and that character reveals that he keeps a revolver in his pocket constantly so that he can shoot himself if he wants to. One character in this play, who owns a villa near Mentone, receives a telegram informing her that her former lover is ill. Five years before the first act begins, the drowning of Anya's brother caused Anya's mother to flee to Paris. Minor characters in this play include a clerk named Yepikhodov who has proposed marriage to Dunyasha, and the servant Firs, who perishes on a couch in its final scene. During Act III, the merchant Yermolay Lopakhin oversees the sale of the title locale, which is owned by Madame Ranevskaya. For 10 points, name this play by Anton Chekhov, named for an estate with trees.
In the second act of this play, one character insists that he is playing a mandolin and not a guitar, and that character reveals that he keeps a revolver in his pocket constantly so that he can shoot himself if he wants to.
The Cherry Orchard