text: In this play's last scene, the main character assumes the pose of Rodin's The Thinker and tells a companion that we are "both members of de same club.
full_question: In this play's last scene, the main character assumes the pose of Rodin's The Thinker and tells a companion that we are "both members of de same club." The fifth scene of this play is set in a street where one can see a jeweler's shop featuring items whose prices are intermittently displayed in large electric characters. In its opening scene, Paddy sings "Oh, whiskey is the life of man!" repeatedly to encourage the main character to drink. The main character is imprisoned at Blackwell's Island after striking a gentleman on Fifth Avenue, though he later escapes and goes to an IWW office. However, he causes alarm when he expresses a desire to blow things up with dynamite. During a visit to the stokehold of a ship, a rich girl named Mildred Douglas calls the protagonist a "dirty beast". A scene in which a huge gorilla hugs Yank to death ends, for 10 points, what expressionist drama of Eugene O'Neill that is titled for a primate?
first_sentence: In this play's last scene, the main character assumes the pose of Rodin's The Thinker and tells a companion that we are "both members of de same club.
raw_answer: The Hairy Ape