This play ends as one of the characters dreams of a note which says, "I'll help you if you'll help me." The play begins directly at the climax of an argument which is replayed towards the end of the work, which takes place entirely in the mind of teacher James Leeds. He is o
This play ends as one of the characters dreams of a note which says, "I'll help you if you'll help me." The play begins directly at the climax of an argument which is replayed towards the end of the work, which takes place entirely in the mind of teacher James Leeds. He is on the recieving end of an outburst, part of which translates as "I have only you. I don't need you. I have me alone. Join, unjoined." For ten points, name this two-act play by Mark Medoff in which Sarah Norman does not speak aloud until near the end of the play, the movie version of which won a 1986 Best Actress Oscar for Marlee Matlin.
This play ends as one of the characters dreams of a note which says, "I'll help you if you'll help me.