Anna Sergeyevna

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Anna Sergeyevna is the young, married woman with whom Dmitri Gurov begins a transformative love affair in Anton Chekhov’s short story "The Lady with the Dog."

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Anna Sergeyevna canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn The Lady with the Dog
characterTrait conscientious
guilt-ridden
inexperienced
romantic
shy
creator Anton Chekhov
epithet the lady with the dog
firstName Anna
firstPublicationOfWork 1899
gender female
homeCity S—— (provincial Russian town)
languageOfWork Russian
literaryMovementContext Russian realism
loveInterest Dmitri Gurov
maritalStatus married
meets Dmitri Gurov in Yalta
linked to: Dmitri Gurov
moralStruggle conflict between duty and passion
narrativeFunction catalyst for Gurov’s inner transformation
nationality Russian
originalPublicationVenue Russian literary periodical (Russkaya Mysl)
linked to: Russkaya Mysl
patronymic Sergeyevna
pet small white Pomeranian dog
publicationFormOfWork short story
relationshipTypeWithDmitriGurov extramarital affair
roleInWork protagonist
settingOfAffair Yalta
spouse Unnamed husband of Anna Sergeyevna
themeAssociation adultery
emotional awakening
moral conflict
transformative love
timePeriodOfFictionalSetting late 19th-century Russia

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The Lady with the Dog mainCharacter Anna Sergeyevna
Dmitri Gurov meets Anna Sergeyevna
Dmitri Gurov fallsInLoveWith Anna Sergeyevna
Dmitri Gurov hasAffairWith Anna Sergeyevna