Character · The Seagull · Anton Chekhov

TRIGORIN

1 monologue indexed — plays restlessness.

DramaticRestlessness30s–40sAdvanced

Monologues

TRIGORIN

Day and night I am held in the grip of one thought: I must be writing, I must be writing, I must. Here I am talking to you, I'm excited — and not for one second do I forget that there's an unfinished story waiting for me on my desk.

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What TRIGORIN wants

To puncture her worship without losing her — to be truly seen for once.Nina has just told Trigorin his life must be glorious. He almost laughs — and then, honestly, tries to tell her what it actually is.

Scenes TRIGORIN appears in

Act 13 lines
Act 217 lines
Act 332 lines
Act 413 lines