One character in this work throws a stuffed squirrel at another, and at one point a woman walks into a room holding a colander before encouraging her friend to fight her "knight in shining armor.
One character in this work throws a stuffed squirrel at another, and at one point a woman walks into a room holding a colander before encouraging her friend to fight her "knight in shining armor." Another woman in this play resents her husband and his friend Hugh using her to obtain free food and supposedly foment revolution at high-class parties, and in this play's third act, a man describes the metaphor of an aged bear traveling alone through the forest of life. One character in this play calls his friend's homosexuality "a strawberry mark" and says, "Do the Sunday papers make you feel ignorant?" to his friend Cliff while nearby his clothes are ironed by his wife, who had a miscarriage after Helena had an affair with her husband. That husband of Alison is a Vaughn Williams-loving jazz trumpet player named Jimmy Porter. For 10 points, name this play that originated the term "angry young men," a work of John Osborne.
One character in this work throws a stuffed squirrel at another, and at one point a woman walks into a room holding a colander before encouraging her friend to fight her "knight in shining armor.
{Look Back in Anger}