Natasha

E553023

Natasha is a central character in Anton Chekhov's play "Three Sisters," known for her social ascent and disruptive influence on the Prozorov family.

Try in SPARQL Jump to: Statements Referenced by

Statements (37)

Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
theatrical character
appearsIn Three Sisters NERFINISHED
characterIn Russian drama
conflictWith Irina Prozorova NERFINISHED
Masha Prozorova NERFINISHED
Olga Prozorova NERFINISHED
creator Anton Chekhov NERFINISHED
exercisesControlOver Prozorov household
firstAppearance Three Sisters, Act I NERFINISHED
genreOfWorkAppearedIn realist drama
hasChild Bobik NERFINISHED
Sofia NERFINISHED
hasDramaticFunction agent of change in the household
contrast to the Prozorov sisters
languageOfWorkOrName Russian
nationality Russian (fictional)
notableFor disruptive influence on the Prozorov family
social ascent
occupation housewife
personalityTrait ambitious
domineering
insecure
manipulative
relativeByMarriageOf Irina Prozorova NERFINISHED
Masha Prozorova NERFINISHED
Olga Prozorova NERFINISHED
roleInPlot antagonistic force
central character
social climber
settingOfActivity provincial Russian garrison town
spouseOf Andrei Prozorov NERFINISHED
stageWorkPremiereLocation Moscow NERFINISHED
stageWorkPremiereYear 1901
symbolizes encroaching philistinism
petty bourgeois values
timePeriodOfFictionalUniverse late 19th century Russia

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Three Sisters mainCharacter Natasha