The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov is a drama or a comedy written play

Introduction

"The Cherry Orchard," the most famous plays by Anton Chekhov, was published in 1904, the death year of Anton Chekhov. The short life of the author was full of disgusting experiences. These experiences are highlighted in the play "The Cherry Orchard" is a comedy with elements of the drama embedded in it. It can be classified as a comic tragedy. After an unhappy childhood, he was forced by the bankruptcy of his father, the debt was for his family. This he did and wrote in the same time he pursued a medical degree. By the time he graduated in 1884 his health in violation of tuberculosis, which was supposed to cut her life was short at the age of 44 years. We can expect to reveal the final product of such an existence, the bitterness and anger. Instead, like most of the works of Chekhov, The Cherry Orchard "is an example of his deep humanity (Barricelli, 81).

The characters of "The Cherry Orchard" are not tragic in the usual sense because they are not in a position no great feat. Chekhov shows that they are clear in their disappointment, jealousy and love. For his fine performance, he begins at the home of Mrs. Ranevskaya's image of the end of an era, the passage of semi-feudal existence of the Russian landlords on their estates. Chekhov's fictional world of people who populated not understand about the perception of their own lives, to communicate with people around them, or bring their dreams into reality. Most of the characters dreams but only few act. Madame Ranevskaya's dreams that somehow save their property their daughter Anne, about the future, without blemish, fir trees, an old servant of the glory that had once been, Dunyasha, the maid, to be a fine lady; Trofimov, the student, a magnificent new public system. Their predicament is summed Gaev somewhat unstable brother of Mrs. Ranevskaya. "I think the concept and racked my head, I have many systems, very many, and that means nothing," Only the merchant Lopakhin child serfs, has the energy and to realize their ambitions, but he does it with devotion a ruthless manipulator, it can also be (Krug, 73).

Analysis

Several characters who do not dream of it, perhaps even more miserable than those who do. Yephodov, nicknamed "Two eight p.m. disaster" because his usual terrible luck, he sees the failure and despair in the world. His only moments of triumph came when he carries out his nickname. Charlotte, a governess perform tricks, laugh at others because she is not able to laugh, and sees the future with empty eyes. Yasha, a young waiter, unfeeling, selfish, cynical, beyond dreams.

Only Varia, sent to their desire for what they see, it is very reasonable and very human one. Maybe because they are not found and adopted daughter with a poor aristocrat, it was their future may look like in person can see the other characters and in exchange for what ...