In this play, the deeply in debt schoolteacher Simon Medviedenko is married to Masha, who is in love with the protagonist.
In this play, the deeply in debt schoolteacher Simon Medviedenko is married to Masha, who is in love with the protagonist. Masha is the daughter of Paulina and Ilya Shamraef, who is the manager of the estate where this play is set. The estate central to this work belongs to (*) Sorin, whose sister is the aging actress Arkadina. Arkadina belittles her son, who desperately wants to join the intelligentsia that she and Trigorin belong to. For 10 points, name this Chekhov play in which Treplev shoots himself after shooting the title bird.
In this play, the deeply in debt schoolteacher Simon Medviedenko is married to Masha, who is in love with the protagonist.
The Seagull [or Chayka]