In one scene in this play
In one scene in this play, the second of title characters draw black crosses from a helmet, while Yvette is a prostitute who seduces a Colonel and attempts to purchase the first title character's possession. At the beginning of one scene, the first title character sings "The Song of the Great Capitulation." In another scene, a mute girl climbs on a rooftop and loudly beats a drum to warn a village of an advancing army, and one of that character's siblings is executed for stealing a money box. Featuring the siblings Kattrin, Eilif, and Swiss Cheese, for 10 points, identify this work in which Anna Fierling lugs around a canteen during the Thirty Years war, written by Bertolt Brecht.
In one scene in this play, the second of title characters draw black crosses from a helmet, while Yvette is a prostitute who seduces a Colonel and attempts to purchase the first title character's possession.