One character in this play remarks that she put up with the "emancipated womanhood" of another character who enters playing an accordion. Another character asserts, "I find my liking you has limits... BUT THOSE ARE MY LIMITS!" in a speech called his "aria." One character remembers his old cat, who stopped paying attention to him and was subsequently euthanized. This play opens with a discussion of what it would be like to go mad. The first scene of the second act ends when two characters appear with coats over their arms to announce they are going home and will return shortly with suitcases. The action of this play begins when two characters visit the central home because they fear an unnamed "terror," and won't go home. Other characters in this play include the alcoholic Claire and a daughter separated from her fourth husband named Julia. Harry and Edna move into Julia's room and disturb the title condition in, for 10 points, what play
One character in this play remarks that she put up with the "emancipated womanhood" of another character who enters playing an accordion. Another character asserts, "I find my liking you has limits... BUT THOSE ARE MY LIMITS!" in a speech called his "aria." One character remembers his old cat, who stopped paying attention to him and was subsequently euthanized. This play opens with a discussion of what it would be like to go mad. The first scene of the second act ends when two characters appear with coats over their arms to announce they are going home and will return shortly with suitcases. The action of this play begins when two characters visit the central home because they fear an unnamed "terror," and won't go home. Other characters in this play include the alcoholic Claire and a daughter separated from her fourth husband named Julia. Harry and Edna move into Julia's room and disturb the title condition in, for 10 points, what play set at the home of Tobias and Agnes, written by Edward Albee.
One character in this play remarks that she put up with the "emancipated womanhood" of another character who enters playing an accordion.
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