In another story by him, banker Dmitri Gurov has an affair with Anna Sergeyevna in the resort town of Yalta.
In one of his stories, the protagonist has a vision of herd of running deer shortly before he dies in a cell. One of his stories ends with one character clutching his head and asking "How? How?" while deciding whether to begin a new life with the woman he's fallen in love with. One protagonist created by him goes to Warsaw with the postmaster Mikhail to shake off doubts about his health caused by his conversations with his patient Gromov. During a performance of The Geisha, one of his characters unexpectedly drops in on another while the latter's husband, Von Diderits, is out smoking. In one story by him, Dr. Andrei Rabin is locked away in his own asylum. In another story by him, banker Dmitri Gurov has an affair with Anna Sergeyevna in the resort town of Yalta. For 10 points, name this Russian author of "Ward No. 6" and "The Lady with the Lapdog".
In one of his stories, the protagonist has a vision of herd of running deer shortly before he dies in a cell.
Anton (Pavlovich) Chekhov