Letters of Anton Chekhov¶
Chekhov, A. (1973). Letters of Anton Chekhov.
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- Anton Chekhov's principle — that a gun shown in Act I must fire by Act III — is the classic articulation, framing the cue's presence as a narrative commitment the story owes the audience
This sourceChekhov's letters give the craft rule that a later-act event must be prepared in an earlier act — as with his advice that a poisoning in the third act be set up in the first or second.
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“come out in the first or second act; then the poisoning in the third act won’t seem so”
- Anton Chekhov's principle — that a gun shown in Act I must fire by Act III — is the classic articulation, framing the cue's presence as a narrative commitment the story owes the audience
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