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The Bear

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From Playscripts 1 0n my desk

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Unit of work

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At the other end of the raft sits a middle-aged white man in what wads once an evening dress; but sun and salt water have reduced it to the mere caricature of such a garment. His white shirt is stained and rumpled; his collar a formless pulp about his neck; his black tie a withered ribbon.

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( listening to the rain-throws the cigarette wearily on the table)Gawd! What a night! ( laughing bitterly) What a chance I got! ( She has a sudden fit of coughing; then gets up and goes over to the bed and bending down gently kisses the sleeping child on the forehead.

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The life-boat of a passenger steamer is drifting helplessly off the Grand Banks of Newfoundland. A dense fog lies heavily upon the still sea. There is no wind and the long swells of the ocean are barely perceptible. The surface of the water is shadowy and unreal in its perfect calmness.

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Video on youtube

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Read The Bear of The Bear by Anton Chekhov. The text begins: CHARACTERS ELENA IVANOVNA POPOVA, a landowning little widow, with dimples on her cheeks GRIGORY STEPANOVITCH SMIRNOV, a middle-aged landowner LUKA, Popova's aged footman [A drawing-room in POPOVA'S house.] [POPOVA is in deep mourning and has her eyes fixed on a photograph.

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HAMLET