A character in this play meekly offers his gold watch as collateral for two strawberry ice cream sodas when he realizes he left his money at home.
A character in this play meekly offers his gold watch as collateral for two strawberry ice cream sodas when he realizes he left his money at home. This play concludes with a monologue about "stars doing their old, old crisscross journeys across the sky." In this play's third act, the central female character encounters the milkman Howie Newsome and the choirmaster Simon Stimson among the deceased in the cemetery, and decides to relive her twelfth birthday. The second act of this play centers on the marriage between childhood friends George Gibbs and Emily Webb. For 10 points, name this play narrated by the Stage Manager about life in Grover's Corners, written by Thornton Wilder.
A character in this play meekly offers his gold watch as collateral for two strawberry ice cream sodas when he realizes he left his money at home.
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