In this play, the female protagonist's young son dies only a year after her husband's death, prompting a five year trip to Paris.
In this play, the female protagonist's young son dies only a year after her husband's death, prompting a five year trip to Paris. The plot is set in motion by the need to pay for this trip and for Anya's return home. In response to this need for money, Gaev does nothing but play billiards and Varya merely prays. Lopakhin suggests a way to save the estate, but Madame Ranevsky rejects the plan, and her estate is lost.  FTP, name this play by Anton Chekhov, in which the title object is eventually chopped down.
In this play, the female protagonist's young son dies only a year after her husband's death, prompting a five year trip to Paris.
The Cherry Orchard (or Vishnovy sad)