One character in this play is indignant after another character tells her that she has mermaid blood and therefore ought to fall in love with a water sprite. Another character in this play is passionate about restoring all the yew trees on his estate before the peasants cut them down. One character steals morphia from (*) Doctor Astrov's bag, causing that doctor to remain on the estate, and he had earlier told the nurse Marina that he felt a hundred years old from over work. Yelena is the second wife of one of the central characters in this play. This play begins when the conceited Professor Serebryakov complains of leg pains, and his young w
One character in this play is indignant after another character tells her that she has mermaid blood and therefore ought to fall in love with a water sprite. Another character in this play is passionate about restoring all the yew trees on his estate before the peasants cut them down. One character steals morphia from (*) Doctor Astrov's bag, causing that doctor to remain on the estate, and he had earlier told the nurse Marina that he felt a hundred years old from over work. Yelena is the second wife of one of the central characters in this play. This play begins when the conceited Professor Serebryakov complains of leg pains, and his young wife is wooed by the title character of this play. For ten points, name this play about the son of Marya Voyinsky, who runs an estate for that Professor.
One character in this play is indignant after another character tells her that she has mermaid blood and therefore ought to fall in love with a water sprite.
{Uncle Vanya}