... . Anton Chekhov, is probably represented by the setting itself, his memories of a brutal time of scarce resources and limitations, a time of dubious morality and trickery. The fact he employs a somewhat limited vision of the events adds additional drama. Vanka's master and his wife attends Mass after harassing him constantly; but Vanka fails to connect the dots, he is not able of such ... ...

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... . Anton Chekhov, is probably represented by the setting itself, his memories of a brutal time of scarce resources and limitations, a time of dubious morality and trickery. The fact he employs a somewhat limited vision of the events adds additional drama. Vanka's master and his wife attends Mass after harassing him constantly; but Vanka fails to connect the dots, he is not able of such ... ...

• Word Count: 555
• Approx Pages: 2