Uncle Vanya

by

Anton Chekhov

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Forestry

While most of the characters’ present circumstances seem miserable, newly planted trees represent the possibility of a better future. This symbol doesn’t appear physically in the play; it’s only mentioned in conversations about Astrov’s…

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Maps

In the claustrophobic and depressing atmosphere of Serebryakov’s country estate, maps offer a brief glimpse into the outside world. The few maps that appear in the play symbolize the hope of a better life…

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