Two characters in this work used to pretend to pilot a deserted car near their home; one driving, the other describing the scenery.  One character sets an alarm so that he can prepare a foot bath for the other, who works as a gatekeeper.  Both of the central characters dress in a set of fancy clothes bought from money saved to buy a farm, and one abruptly calls his companion a "swartgat" as they role-play "white gentleman" and "black menial."  Their pen pal is a white woman who eventually reveals she is engaged, Ethel Lange, and this play features two siblings, the dark-skinned Zachariah and the fair- skinned Morris, who can pass for white.  
Two characters in this work used to pretend to pilot a deserted car near their home; one driving, the other describing the scenery.  One character sets an alarm so that he can prepare a foot bath for the other, who works as a gatekeeper.  Both of the central characters dress in a set of fancy clothes bought from money saved to buy a farm, and one abruptly calls his companion a "swartgat" as they role-play "white gentleman" and "black menial."  Their pen pal is a white woman who eventually reveals she is engaged, Ethel Lange, and this play features two siblings, the dark-skinned Zachariah and the fair- skinned Morris, who can pass for white.  FTP, name this play whose title entity is defined as "the bond between brothers," a work of Athol Fugard.
Two characters in this work used to pretend to pilot a deserted car near their home; one driving, the other describing the scenery.  
The {Blood Knot} (4) [AH]