the concept of marriage of convenience is a still practiced in different part of world critically examine the relation between lomov and natalya highlighting these stains on it
Solution:
The given question is with reference to the chapter 'The Proposal' which is a humorous play written by Anton Chekov whose central idea revolves around the fact that we often fight for small issues leaving behind important ones. The concept of marriage of convenience is still prevalent in various parts of the world, which is also depicted in this play where wealthy Russian families try to tie a knot with other rich families to make their families economically sound. In the play, Lomov went to Chubkov's house to ask for Natalya's hand for marriage. The relationship between these people was on the verge of breaking down due to a quarrel over small matters. But, when Natalya learned that Lomov wanted to propose to her, she stopped the argument and apologized. This suggested that even after going through quarrelsome behavior, both Lomov and Natalya agreed to marry each other to make the proposal economically successful.
The given question is with reference to the chapter 'The Proposal' which is a humorous play written by Anton Chekov whose central idea revolves around the fact that we often fight for small issues leaving behind important ones. The concept of marriage of convenience is still prevalent in various parts of the world, which is also depicted in this play where wealthy Russian families try to tie a knot with other rich families to make their families economically sound. In the play, Lomov went to Chubkov's house to ask for Natalya's hand for marriage. The relationship between these people was on the verge of breaking down due to a quarrel over small matters. But, when Natalya learned that Lomov wanted to propose to her, she stopped the argument and apologized. This suggested that even after going through quarrelsome behavior, both Lomov and Natalya agreed to marry each other to make the proposal economically successful.