They observe that future tasks will be done in good time and that Creon's fate is a matter of future concern.
I think the significance of their argument had brought them to marriage. Both Lomov and Natalya often argue about the land that is situated between their properties. At first Lomov, only wanted to propose to Natalya because of their circumstance. However, Lomov had slowly fallen for her.
Wheres the passage. . . . ?