Early in the second act of this play, Yepikodov states that being an 'enamoured madman' makes his guitar a mandolin and later in that act, Pyotr Trofimov is chided for being an 'eternal student'.
One character in this play is called a little cucumber just before dropping the saucer she was holding after being strongly embraced. Early in the second act of this play, Yepikodov states that being an 'enamoured madman' makes his guitar a mandolin and later in that act, Pyotr Trofimov is chided for being an 'eternal student'. During a party in the third act, card tricks are performed by the German governess, Charlotta who earlier returned from (*) Paris with two others at the play's outset. The billiards-loving character Gayev is stunned silent by the announcement that Lopakhin has bought the titular place in an auction and drunkenly threatens to attack that place with an axe. FTP, identify this 1904 play by Anton Chekov in which Madame Ranevskaya's estate and titular grove are sold to pay debts.
One character in this play is called a little cucumber just before dropping the saucer she was holding after being strongly embraced.
The {Cherry Orchard}