Chairs Quote by Haruki Murakami

“According to Chekhov,” Tamaru said, rising from his chair, “once a gun appears in a story, it has to be fired.”

— Haruki Murakami

“If a pistol appears, it has to be fired at some point. Chekhov liked to write stories that did away with all useless ornamentation.”

— Haruki Murakami

“Anton Chekhov famously said that a gun appearing in the first act of a play will inevitably be fired in the third. Throughout”

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“So you're thinking you'd rather not hand me a pistol?' 'They're dangerous. And illegal. And Chekov is qa writer you can trust.' 'But this…

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“Over the last seventy years humankind has broken not only the Law of the Jungle, but also the Chekhov Law. Anton Chekhov famously said…

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“Not all guns have to be fired. A pistol is just a tool and where I am living is not a story book world.…

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“Anton Chekhov said that, when the audience sees a loaded pistol on the wall in act 1, it must go off by act 3.”

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“It’s like a pistol in a stage play: when someone waves a pistol during the first act, you can bet your bottom dollar that…

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“He's never fired a gun in his life," Palamedes said. "He abhors weapons." As Palamedes spoke,the group could see Shakespeare put the tonbogiri to…

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