He looks up "viduity" in the dictionary while remembering his mother's death and sings "Now the Day is Over" offstage, but is interrupted by coughing.
He looks up "viduity" in the dictionary while remembering his mother's death and sings "Now the Day is Over" offstage, but is interrupted by coughing. He rereads his book Effie, which sold only seventeen copies and as the play begins, he nearly slips on a banana peel, goes offstage for a drink and reads aloud such phrases as "Memorable equinox" and "Farewell to love" from ledger notes on his spools. For 10 points, identify this title character who at the end of a Samuel Beckett play records his last tape.
He looks up "viduity" in the dictionary while remembering his mother's death and sings "Now the Day is Over" offstage, but is interrupted by coughing.
{Krapp}