Significance of 'Beggar' by Anton Chekhov
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What is the significance of the title 'Beggar' in the story?

  • It reflects the societal hierarchy and the exploitation of the poor.
  • It signifies the perseverance and resilience of the protagonist despite adversity.
  • It represents the struggle for survival and dignity in a harsh world. (correct)
  • It symbolizes the poverty and destitution of the main character.

    • How does the setting contribute to the theme of the story?

  • The festive setting symbolizes hope and renewal for the protagonist.
  • The rural setting highlights the simplicity and purity of the protagonist's character.
  • The urban setting emphasizes the protagonist's isolation and alienation. (correct)
  • The industrial setting reflects the protagonist's determination to overcome social injustice.

    • What is the role of the supporting characters in 'Beggar'?

  • They act as catalysts for the protagonist's transformation and redemption.
  • They serve as symbols of hope and compassion in the protagonist's life.
  • They function as mirrors, reflecting the protagonist's inner turmoil and resilience.
  • They represent the oppressive forces and obstacles faced by the protagonist. (correct)

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