The Brute- Smirnov vs. Mrs. Popov

Brute-Smirnov and Mrs. Popov are in the theater, Brute, Anton Checkov shows how men treat females as men and how women's women's treatments are respected for women's treatments . The depiction of the characters in this play is a little humorous. Because love is widespread, regardless of the main performance of the hero's public performance, the expectations of men and women are forced to be placed aside. First, Smirnov entered the drama as a person who did not respect the opposite sex.

The short novel "Bear" is written by Anton Chekhov and is a humorous love story between the two main characters, Mrs. Popov and Grigory Stepanovich Smirnov. Mrs Bobo is a widow and widow, and her husband died seven months ago. Grigory · Steinovic · Smirnov is also the owner of the land borrowed before Mr. Nikola Popov has died. One day, he visited Mrs. Popov and she isolated himself from the outside world and decided to sorrow until the day she died. Mr. Smirnov asked her that she needed to refund the money the following day, but Mrs. Popov said to him that she did not have cash until two days later. Mr. Smirnov was very angry, so he challenged Mrs. Popov to fight him. In the battle, Mr. Smirnov fell in love with Mrs. Popov 's, and she hated him, but she still loved him.

Anton Chekhov is a Russian playwright who lived in the late 19th century. He wrote a comedy entitled "Kuma, a Joker." This TV series was about men and women who fell in love in the second half of the drama although they first despised each other. Mrs. Popov is an unreal widow about losing her husband. The actor in the play is Grigory Stepanovich Smirnov, a cranky man looking for money for his later Mrs. Poloff's husband. - Compared to other comedies of Shakespeare, 'Twelfth Night' is probably the darkest. As his last comedy, it is suitable for the "twelfth night" to gradually get darker, the end is not true happiness, it is an effort to emphasize "all it" melancholy, so it is important It is not

After the money war, the two insisted on who is more faithful to love between men and women. Because they insisted on their own views, they could not reach a general consensus. They tried insulting each other, and Smirnov's battle challenged Mrs. Popov to the fight. She accepted it angrily. Later, Smirnov felt that he likes her - just because she accepted the fight. This is not the case, as Mrs. Bobo continues to insult him. But he does not mind. Instead, he thinks that she is "a really hot one, a regular pistol package with a small firefly" (1330). He really likes this type of woman. It is completely absurdity for him to thank the woman clashing with him. He said that he suddenly likes this woman. To my surprise, they did not find clues to solve the problem, but it helped end the story.