Chekkov
Most of Chekhov’s plays have been recognized as distinguished masterpieces. However, no play depicts the drama of unanswered love as well as his major play, “The Seagull.” In this play, many tangled cases of unrequited love exist in the lives of characters. Masha adores Treplev and looks for any reason just to have a glance at him. Treplev, on the other hand, loves Nina because his relationship with his mother lacks love and affection, and he needs Nina’s love as compensation for his deficiencies. The third case of unanswered love is Arkadina’s love for the talented writer Trigorin. Last but finally not least is the attachment of Polina to Dorin. Chekhov depicts each character’s unfortunate plight and actions with acute insight.The central and probably the most tragic love in “The Seagull” is Treplev’s love for Nina Zarechnaya. They seem like a perfect couple: he, the son of a famous actress, she, a young and talented girl who desires to become an actress. Treplev has fallen head over heels in love with Nina and confesses his love for her at every instant they are together. She, on the other hand, seems to like him but mentions nothing about her love for him and rather avoids this touchy subject. “NINA: Isn’t there s
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Approximate Word count = 1450
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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