" It ends with a character arguing "In your life you haven't known what joy is...
One character in this play laments that if he had a normal life, he could have been a Schopenhauer or a Dostoyevsky. That character spreads his pain to another asking "What curst philosophy lies in your way?" It ends with a character arguing "In your life you haven't known what joy is...but wait we shall rest." A doctor is upset about a railroad switchman dying from typhus in this play, whose first act sees him complaining about his senility. Marina offers "lime-flower tea" to soothe nerves to one character, while another has a face that looks like waffles and is called Telegin. The suggestion of selling the estate for a villa in Finland upsets Vera's brother, so much that he tries to kill Yelena's husband Serebriakov. For ten points, Voitsky is an avuncular figure in what Chekov play?
One character in this play laments that if he had a normal life, he could have been a Schopenhauer or a Dostoyevsky.
{Uncle Vanya} or {Dyadya Vanya}