This man wrote a short story about a lawyer who imprisons himself for 15 years for a payment of two million rubles from a banker that he ultimately declines.
This man wrote a short story about a lawyer who imprisons himself for 15 years for a payment of two million rubles from a banker that he ultimately declines. This author of "The Bet" wrote a play featuring characters like the billiards addict Gayev as well as Madame (*) Ranevskaya, who returns to Paris at the end of the play to reunite with her former lover. This author also created characters like Trigorin and Konstantin Treplev in another play in which Nina compares herself to the title bird. For 10 points, identify this Russian playwright, the author of The Cherry Orchard, Uncle Vanya, and The Seagull.
This man wrote a short story about a lawyer who imprisons himself for 15 years for a payment of two million rubles from a banker that he ultimately declines.
Anton {Chekhov}