In this play's third act, a young man enters holding a gun, but his love interest pulls the gun intoher chest to prevent him from firing.
In this play's third act, a young man enters holding a gun, but his love interest pulls the gun intoher chest to prevent him from firing. It begins with an architect debating a woman sitting in ahammock about the merits of "The Gospel of Art" versus "The Gospel of Getting On." In its fourthact, Mr. Praed visits Honoria Frazer's office to tell the protagonist he is leaving for Italy, but angersher by mentioning Brussels, which is where Sir George (*) Crofts helps operate the title character'sbusinesses. The protagonist initially defends the title character to her beloved Frank Gardner, but Vivierefuses to shake her mother's hand at this play's end. For 10 points, name this George Bernard Shaw play inwhich Vivie learns that her mother runs brothels.
In this play's third act, a young man enters holding a gun, but his love interest pulls the gun intoher chest to prevent him from firing.
Mrs. Warren's Profession