This play begins in a chamber furnished only by a scarlet throne where a woman explains that the workers have run away to the hills. The protagonist of this play shoots at the shapeless beings called "Little Formless Fears" that he encounters in the forest and then imagines being auctioned off as a slave and transported on 
This play begins in a chamber furnished only by a scarlet throne where a woman explains that the workers have run away to the hills. The protagonist of this play shoots at the shapeless beings called "Little Formless Fears" that he encounters in the forest and then imagines being auctioned off as a slave and transported on a slave ship while a tom-tom beats ever faster and louder in the background. The title character of this play avoids being sacrificed to a crocodile towards the end, and he originally runs away from his palace when he learns of Lem's rebellion from the white trader Smithers. For 10 points, name this Eugene O'Neill play in which a former Pullman Porter, Brutus, is finally killed by a silver bullet.
This play begins in a chamber furnished only by a scarlet throne where a woman explains that the workers have run away to the hills.
The Emperor Jones