This work was inspired by an afternoon walk that its author took with his painter friend Ilya Levitan.
This work was inspired by an afternoon walk that its author took with his painter friend Ilya Levitan. Its protagonist is requested to write a story entitled "The Man Who Wished," and it is a performance of his own drama that opens this work. This occurs on Sorin's estate, which is managed by a man whose daughter, Masha, is in love with the protagonist. Other affairs include those of Madam Arkadin and Trigorin, who is loved by Nina Zarechnaya. Nina, in turn, is loved by Konstantin Treplyev, who kills himself for his unrequited affection. FTP, name this work in which fleeting emotions are symbolized by the title animal, a play by Anton Chekhov.
This work was inspired by an afternoon walk that its author took with his painter friend Ilya Levitan.
The {Seagull}