text: In the second scene of this play, a man quotes Friedrich Nietzsche, saying that "we can never entirely possess the female soul.
full_question: In the second scene of this play, a man quotes Friedrich Nietzsche, saying that "we can never entirely possess the female soul." The first scene in this play includes a conversation about how a character's mother took a trip to the south for which she borrowed that character's car jack. It joins the plays Widows and Reader in its author's "Resistance Trilogy." A character calls attention to a man's having said "Stud" instead of "Bud" during this play's climax, which ends with selections from Mozart's "Dissonant Quartet" being played while a mirror is lowered in front of the audience. A character named to the president's "Commission" is assisted after suffering a flat tire by the antagonist of this play. During much of this play, Gerardo defends Dr. Roberto Miranda, who is accused of torturing and raping Gerardo's wife Paulina Salas. For 10 points, name this anti-Pinchot play by Ariel Dorfman, which takes its name from a Franz Schubert string quartet.
first_sentence: In the second scene of this play, a man quotes Friedrich Nietzsche, saying that "we can never entirely possess the female soul.
raw_answer: Death and the Maiden