One character in this play repeats the phrase "Because I believe that the world..." only to trail off into silence three times, and then asks another character to blow into his mouth.
One character in this play repeats the phrase "Because I believe that the world..." only to trail off into silence three times, and then asks another character to blow into his mouth. In the third act of this play, a previously unshaven and disheveled character enters clean-shaven and wearing a dark suit, and is warned "don't let them tell you what to do!" In its second act, its main character is peppered with questions such as "What about the Albigensenist heresy?" and "Why did the chicken cross the road?" until he crouches in his chair and screams. This play's protagonist is given a toy drum at the end of its first act, and later beats it before attempting to rape Lulu in a game of Blind Man's Buff. This play is set at the seaside boarding house of Petey and Meg Boles, which is invaded by the sinister Goldberg and McCann. For 10 points, name this play by Harold Pinter in which Stanley Webber is abducted after the title celebration.
One character in this play repeats the phrase "Because I believe that the world..." only to trail off into silence three times, and then asks another character to blow into his mouth.
The Birthday Party