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Brief Summary Of Solyony's Killing Tuzenbak
over Irina. Solyony ends up killing Tuzenbakh. Irina seems to not be bothered by that situation, because she did not love him. She still wants to leave town when he dies, and wants to dedicate her life to teaching. Olga accepts a position at a school as a principal and will live in a school apartment. Natasha stays at their home. Finally, Masha and Vershinin break up their hopeless romance. We meet three sisters--Olga, Masha, and Irina--and their brother Andrey (the Prozorov
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