At the conclusion of this work the sound of a snapped string dies away mournfully, an ax thuds in the  background, and a man lies on the stage motionless because he is old and has been forgotten by the other  characters.
At the conclusion of this work the sound of a snapped string dies away mournfully, an ax thuds in the  background, and a man lies on the stage motionless because he is old and has been forgotten by the other  characters. That man, Firs, is always talking about how things were in the past; he is especially fond of  recounting how life was before the serfs were freed. His master is the only character in the play with a lover and  is appropriately named Lyuba Ranevsky. She eventually sells some land to a businessman named Lopakhin, and  leaves for Paris. FTP, what this play Anton Chekhov, about the title part of the Ranevsky estate.
At the conclusion of this work the sound of a snapped string dies away mournfully, an ax thuds in the  background, and a man lies on the stage motionless because he is old and has been forgotten by the other  characters.
The Cherry Orchard