The smashing of a clock by a character in Act 3 of this play indicates his love for the protagonists' deceased mother. In Act 4, Solyony kills Tuzenbach in a duel partly fueled by their rivalry for the hand of the same young woman, who is celebrating her ‘name day' when the play begins. The title characters don't realize their dream of returning to Moscow in, for 10 points, what play chronicling the lives of Olga, Masha, and Irina, a work by Anton Chekhov named for those
The smashing of a clock by a character in Act 3 of this play indicates his love for the protagonists' deceased mother. In Act 4, Solyony kills Tuzenbach in a duel partly fueled by their rivalry for the hand of the same young woman, who is celebrating her ‘name day' when the play begins. The title characters don't realize their dream of returning to Moscow in, for 10 points, what play chronicling the lives of Olga, Masha, and Irina, a work by Anton Chekhov named for those siblings.
The smashing of a clock by a character in Act 3 of this play indicates his love for the protagonists' deceased mother.
The {Three Sisters} or {Tri Sestry}