What was a unique attribute of Anton Chekhov's The Seagull that set it apart from the melodrama's of the time and was a defining attribute for Realism?
Chekov's characters epic, larger than life depictions of human circumstance.
Chekov's character are distinctly heroic or villainous.
O Chekov's characters are monolithic and two dimensional representations of the human
condition.
Chekov's characters are flawed human beings struggling for personal happiness.

O Chekov's characters are monolithic and two dimensional representations of the human

condition.

Explanation:

The above statement showing the monolithic and two dimensional representations of human condition was actually the unique attribute of Anton Chekhov's, the Seagull.

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satin. 

"very shiny satin may look great in the fabric store or in the sewing room, but once onstage it can look fake and cheap as it reflects the light from the fixtures."