This author wrote about Trigorin and Nina in one play, and about Serebryakov's attempted murder at the hands of the title character in another.
This author wrote about Trigorin and Nina in one play, and about Serebryakov's attempted murder at the hands of the title character in another. In another play by this man, Madame Ranevski sells the title (*) location to Lopakhin. A dramatic foreshadowing device is called this man's "gun." Three Sisters and The Seagull are by, for 10 points, what Russian playwright, who wrote Uncle Vanya and The Cherry Orchard?
This author wrote about Trigorin and Nina in one play, and about Serebryakov's attempted murder at the hands of the title character in another.
Anton Pavlovich Chekhov