Anna, the locksmith's wife, struggles with thoughts of an afterlife in this play, where Luka suggests that Pepel the thief should marry Natasha and run off to Siberia.
One character in this play, a former telegraphist, declares, "Man is the truth! Everything is in Man, everything is for Man!" which prompts an alcoholic actor to kill himself. Anna, the locksmith's wife, struggles with thoughts of an afterlife in this play, where Luka suggests that Pepel the thief should marry Natasha and run off to Siberia. This play is set in an establishment run by Vasilisa and her soon-to-be-murdered husband, Mikhail Kostyliov. For 10 points, name this Maxim Gorky play.
One character in this play, a former telegraphist, declares, "Man is the truth!
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