Cherry Orchard

Cherry Garden Anton Chekhov's "Cherry Garden" is a symbolic story about change. At the heart of the story is the family and those entering their lives. It happened in an era to change Russia, and it became a more modern world. The cherry blossom garden symbolizes the past, and each character deals with the past. The drama came home and started with a family friend Lopakhin welcomed by the maid Dunyasha, but found that the owner Ranevsky was in Paris for the past five years.

Emergence of Cherry Garden and Bolshevism Anton Chekhov has publicly disclosed the Cherry Garden as a symbol of the rapid decline of the Russian nobleman family at the end of the 19th century. The character, the prediction of Trophymov and the different ideals of Lopakin are not intentional anyway. The Gaya family and its predicament are intended to be a symbolic symbol of the collapse of society's rule.

The most tragic element of Chekhov's "Cherry Blossom Garden" can be said to be a picture of a true cherry blossom garden that belongs to Lyubov Andreyevna Ranevskaya and her brother Leonid Andreieveitch Gayev. The orchard must sell the highest bidder in August to repay the family's debt; the only option - to destroy the orchard to make places for the summer villa - is this sentiment It is not attractive to the family. Those who view the drama as satire are considering criticizing the wastage and waste of Russian aristocrats; that is, these characters experience truly tragic events and situations no matter how richer they are did. Their wealth does not preclude the real impact of death, broken heart, and loss.

What is the tragic element of Anton Chekov's Cherry Orchard? I need to argue that the cherry garden is a satirical proposal, but it is difficult for me to concentrate because there are many words to say.

The first scene (Gayev Talks Too Much) gathers the main character of the main house of Sakuraba and makes the plot function. Cherry garden has great influence not only for the past but also for the current situation and uncertain future, respectively. For example, Lyubov Andreyevna is deeply involved in the orchard and even imagines her dead mother appearing there. Therefore, Sakuraba became the main tool for advancing drama. After the decline of the nobility of Russia, Lyubov Andreyevna and her brother Gayev tried in vain to maintain their aristocratic status when facing the social and economic power of the early 20th century. Due to the rise of the middle class typified by Lopakhin, sisters and brothers face an economic crisis and refuse to develop business minds now requiring economic survival.