A subplot in this work involves Simeon's unrequited love for Dunyasha.
In this work, Pishchik evades financial problems by leasing property rich in clay. One character in this work took a five year exile after the drowning death of her son Grischa. A subplot in this work involves Simeon's unrequited love for Dunyasha. In this work, the "eternal student" Trofimov stresses the importance of work as the salvation of Russia. At the end of this work, the servant (*) Firs lies on a sofa as the sound of an ax is heard in the background. For 10 points, name this Anton Chekhov play in which Lopakhin buys Madame Ranevsky's title estate.
In this work, Pishchik evades financial problems by leasing property rich in clay.
The {Cherry Orchard}