One character in this work is nicknamed "Twenty-two Calamities."
One character in this work is nicknamed "Twenty-two Calamities." That man's financial mismanagement leads to the central event. At one point of this work, a hiker is given a gold piece by a character in financial ruin. At the end of this work, the old servant Firs is abandoned, and Varya, the lover of the merchant (*) Lopakhin, urges Madame Ranevsky to sell the title estate. For 10 points, the sound of axes chopping down trees is heard from offstage at the end of what play by Anton Chekhov?
One character in this work is nicknamed "Twenty-two Calamities."
The {Cherry Orchard} [or {Vishniovy Sad}]