One character in this play, dubbed "Twenty-Two Calamities," is the old servant Firs, who babbles about the pre-emancipation era, while Boris Pishchik comically asks for loans and depends on bizarre money-making schemes. The main family includes Leonid Andreievitch Gayev, who explains pool shots when nervous and censures his sister's behavior, such as her affair in Paris; afterwards, he realizes his niece Anya has overhead
One character in this play, dubbed "Twenty-Two Calamities," is the old servant Firs, who babbles about the pre-emancipation era, while Boris Pishchik comically asks for loans and depends on bizarre money-making schemes. The main family includes Leonid Andreievitch Gayev, who explains pool shots when nervous and censures his sister's behavior, such as her affair in Paris; afterwards, he realizes his niece Anya has overhead him in the doorway. FTP, name this Chekhov drama about a "remarkable" feature of a Russian estate that gets chopped down.
One character in this play, dubbed "Twenty-Two Calamities," is the old servant Firs, who babbles about the pre-emancipation era, while Boris Pishchik comically asks for loans and depends on bizarre money-making schemes.
The {Cherry Orchard}