We never find out what Zob does, but other characters include the "itinerant locksmith" Kleshtch, a former baron ruined by gambling debts, and a Tatar
We never find out what Zob does, but other characters include the "itinerant locksmith" Kleshtch, a former baron ruined by gambling debts, and a Tatar, who lost his arm to a machine and is waiting to have it amputated. Despite a speech about a man who hanged himself after learning that no land of righteous men exists, delivered by the pilgrim Lukka, romantic illusions in form of the landlady's sister Mera tear at the jaded thief Satin, who lives with Vaska and the other lost souls in a St. Petersburg bordello. For 10 points, identify this 1902 play by Maksim Gorkiy.
We never find out what Zob does, but other characters include the "itinerant locksmith" Kleshtch, a former baron ruined by gambling debts, and a Tatar, who lost his arm to a machine and is waiting to have it amputated.
{Na Dnye} or {Lower Depths}