Lomov and Natalia are 2 of the characters in the story " <span>A Marriage Proposal by Anton Chekhov.
</span>Lomov first proposed but ended up arguing with Natalia and Natalia's father, <span>Tschubukov. They argued about who owns the Oxen meadows which Natalia's family persistently claimed </span> that they owned the meadows for long. However, Lomov do not want to give up the meadows and told <span>Tschubukov and Natalia that</span> he has all the documents to prove that he owns the meadow.
When Natalia found out the purpose of Lomov's visit, she was disappointed with his father for not telling her. They were sorry that they made Lomov mad. And so, they decided to call him back.
When Lomov visit Natalia again, he could not tell her directly that he wanted to marry her, so he keeps beating around the bush. Natalia and Lomov conversed. To break the silence, Lomov talks about his lamed dog, Guess, whom he is very proud of. Natalia then added that her dog,Leap, is far better than his. So, they argued and the proposal was again forgotten.
Answer:
the second sentence
Explanation:
because you dont put commas next to class only when you are making a new sentence
The central ideas would be that the author has proved his point that no one in this world would be born and reached the top of a success without spending an enormous time of practice which would be -- 10,000 hours.... His other central idea would be that according to him, as the psychologists look at the careers of the gifted, innate talent plays a smaller role but rule preparation or practice plays a bigger role to succeed.
The theme that can be see in the story and poem is the theme regarding challenges.
<h3>What is a theme?</h3>
It should be noted that a theme simply means the main idea that's conveyed in a story. A theme simply means what the author wants the readers to know.
The theme in the little sister big problem is about the challenges that older people face. Also, the cooking catastrophe poem is about the challenges that cones with cooking.
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