One of this play's characters is an avid fisher and author of a book entitled Days and Nights.
One of this play's characters is an avid fisher and author of a book entitled Days and Nights. Act Two begins with three characters reading aloud from a book by Maupassant. Two years pass before the third act, in which Paulina observes that one of the protagonists is now making a successful living as a writer. In the final act two games of lotto are played, with the second taking place after Dorn discovers the central tragedy. At the same time Shamrayev presents Trigorin with a stuffed version of the title creature, to which Nina had earlier compared herself. FTP, name this play that ends with Treplyev's suicide, a work of Anton Chekhov.
One of this play's characters is an avid fisher and author of a book entitled Days and Nights.
The {Seagull}