In the first act of this play, a lieutenant colonel says that, "We shall all be forgotten.
In the first act of this play, a lieutenant colonel says that, "We shall all be forgotten. Such is our fate and we can't do anything about it." After hearing of Andrey's desire to translate a book from English, one of the titular characters claims that knowing three languages, "is just a… useless encumberance," and at the end, another of the titular characters, who is unhappily married to Kulyghin and abandoned by Vershinin, recites the first lines from Pushkin's Ruslan and Lyudmilla. Finally, Solyony kills Teuzenbach in a duel, and as the doctor Chebutykhin, reading the paper, says "Nothing matters," Olga exclaims, "If only we knew." For ten points, identify this play about the titular group of siblings, written in 1901 by Anton Chekhov.
In the first act of this play, a lieutenant colonel says that, "We shall all be forgotten.
{Three Sisters} or {Tri Sestry}