One character in this work is told to "go to the gate or go to hell" by his boss after requesting to be sent back to pots. After hearing a song that claims, "All the world's my neighbor," that character laments the absence of Minnie, a skilled singer.  An argument over the price of Radium salts versus Schultz's salts in act one leads to a discussion of plans to buy a farm.  In scene two of act three, one character puts on another's dress suit and
One character in this work is told to "go to the gate or go to hell" by his boss after requesting to be sent back to pots. After hearing a song that claims, "All the world's my neighbor," that character laments the absence of Minnie, a skilled singer.  An argument over the price of Radium salts versus Schultz's salts in act one leads to a discussion of plans to buy a farm.  In scene two of act three, one character puts on another's dress suit and pleads with his dead mother to love him, asking whether she had loved his brother more. At the beginning of the act his brother calls him "swartgat" after donning the suit, and in the final scene he savagely attacks his brother with an umbrella purchased as part of an attempt to woo Ethel Lange, Zacharias' white pen pal.  Morrie's lighter skin leads to a conflict with his brother in, for 10 points, what play by Athol Fugard?
One character in this work is told to "go to the gate or go to hell" by his boss after requesting to be sent back to pots.
The Blood Knot