The Importance of the Mare in Anton Chekhov’s Misery

The importance of the mother in affecting Iona Potapov is the protagonist of Anton Chekhov's short story "tragedy" and he wants to hear his anguish. Everyone who contacts him will openly ignore the story of his urgent need to tell the story by avoiding or falling asleep. However, in this story there is a person who is with Iona with the entire story, a person who is willing to listen to Iona. This character is his horse. Renato Poggioli expressed this story as "two immovable figures, around animals and men" (316).

The role of Anton Chekhov (Iona Potapov) is difficult to deal with his loneliness in "suffering". Through Iona's devastation due to the death of his son, he could not express his sorrow that continued to stimulate his pain. Chekhov emphasized this quality through dialogue with Iona, officers, three people, and his horse. At the beginning of the story, Iona escorted a policeman who does not want to hear his story. First of all, it is difficult for the driver to express itself to police officers. He says something is obviously "to see his fare and move his lips", but there is no result. Iona is desperately looking for someone who can share sorrow. If Iona begins to tell the story of his son's death, officials will be focused somewhat. The stakeholders were not interested and were more concerned about the destination, he ordered the driver to continue driving. Iona can no longer attract the attention of police officers. Iona finished nothing, and the pain became increasingly intense.

The importance of the mother in affecting Iona Potapov is the protagonist of Anton Chekhov's short story "tragedy" and he wants to hear his anguish. Everyone who contacts him will openly ignore the story of his urgent need to tell the story by avoiding or falling asleep. However, in this story there is a person who is with Iona with the entire story, a person who is willing to listen to Iona. This character is his horse. - I have a terrible illness. . Medicine has never been cured, wealth has never been proven or poverty is not exempted. (Dormandy 92) The above citations can be applied to too many diseases that exist or exist in the historic process. However, the tragedy mentioned in the reference material is a disease previously known as "consumption" and is now called medical name "tuberculosis".