Chekhov seagull doesn't know why or for whom.

The image of seagulls runs through. At first, I think seagulls refer to Nina. She loves drama, but her performance is not as successful as she originally imagined. She fell in love with Trigolin, but the other party just regarded her as a temporary plaything and left her when she got bored. After all kinds of tragic experiences, she finally found her own way. "In our profession, whether acting on the stage or writing, the main thing is not glory, nor fame, nor those things I dreamed of, but patience. Know how to carry the cross and have confidence. I have confidence, so I am not so miserable, and whenever I think about my mission, I am no longer afraid of life. " So she flew like a free seagull.

Later, I thought that the dead seagull meant Tripault Lev. At first, when he shot and killed the seagull, he said, "I will shoot myself like this soon." This seems to have been a harbinger of Tripault Lev's suicide, so in the end he committed suicide in chaos, which was expected. Tripault Lev is a very contradictory person. He first wrote to get his mother's attention and regain Nina's love, but later he "didn't know why he wrote and for whom. Without confidence, I don't know what my mission is. " When he committed suicide, he actually had published works, and he was no longer unknown, but he longed for a new form of writing, but he couldn't. He didn't know what he was writing for, so he fell into a meaningless mire. Since it was meaningless, he might as well end himself.