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What does Natalya think about Lomov's opinion on Squeezer?
What does Natalya think about Lomov's opinion on Squeezer?
Why does Natalya criticize Lomov's statements?
Why does Natalya criticize Lomov's statements?
How does Lomov respond to Natalya calling him blind or a fool?
How does Lomov respond to Natalya calling him blind or a fool?
In Lomov's view, what is the value of Squeezer?
In Lomov's view, what is the value of Squeezer?
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What does Natalya imply about Lomov's behavior in this conversation?
What does Natalya imply about Lomov's behavior in this conversation?
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According to Lomov, why wouldn't he take five Squeezers for Guess?
According to Lomov, why wouldn't he take five Squeezers for Guess?
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In Natalya's opinion, why does she dislike people who don't say what they mean?
In Natalya's opinion, why does she dislike people who don't say what they mean?
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Why does Natalya suggest that Lomov has some demon of contradiction in him?
Why does Natalya suggest that Lomov has some demon of contradiction in him?
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Why does Lomov accuse Natalya of considering him either blind or a fool?
Why does Lomov accuse Natalya of considering him either blind or a fool?
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What does Natalya imply about Squeezer in comparison to Guess?
What does Natalya imply about Squeezer in comparison to Guess?
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Study Notes
Lomov and Natalya's Argument
- Lomov thinks Guess is a better dog than Squeezer and wouldn't trade Guess for five Squeezers.
- Lomov believes Squeezer is too common and can be found under every bush, suggesting a low value of around 25 roubles.
- Natalya accuses Lomov of being contradictory, as he previously claimed the Meadows were his, and now says Guess is better than Squeezer.
- Natalya asserts that Squeezer is a hundred times better than Guess.
- Lomov insists that Squeezer is overshot, implying a flaw or defect in the dog.
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Test your knowledge of the dialogue between Lomov and Natalya from Anton Chekhov's play 'The Proposal'. See how well you remember the characters' arguments and contradictions.