Ready Reference Treatise: The Cherry Orchard

Ready Reference Treatise: The Cherry Orchard

by Raja Sharma

2015· ISBN 9781329242975
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The plot of the play revolves around an aristocratic Russian lady and her family. They come back to their family state just before the estate is auctioned to pay the mortgage. The family estate also includes a huge and very popular Cherry Orchard.[ The family wants to save the estate and they do have some options before them, but they do not do anything. Eventually, the estate is sold to the son of a former serf. When the family leaves the estate, the cherry orchard is being cut down. Cultural futility is the central theme of the play. Aristocracy attempts vainly to maintain its status and the bourgeoisie continue to find meanings in its newfound materialism and richness. Ready Reference Treatise: The Cherry Orchard Copyright Chapter One: Introduction Chapter Two: History and Background Chapter Three: Plot Overview Chapter Four: Characters Chapter Five: Complete Summary Act I Act II Act III Act IV Chapter Six: Critical Analysis

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