A character in this play claims not to think about sex much because he "touched something else once", unlike a character who reminisces about going out with his friend Minnie. A pair of characters in this work disagree about the lullabies they heard as children and the number of toys they had, but do recall playing a game in a broken-down Chevrolet. A character in this play enjoys soaking his feet after returning from shifts working as a gatekeeper at an amusement park. An (*) alarm clock punctuates many of the scenes in this play, which is set in a shack in Korsten, a suburb of Port Elizabeth. One of this play's central characters calls the other a "swartgat" while role-playing in preparation for meeting their pen-pal Ethel Lange. For 10 points, name this play whose title refers to the bond between the light-skin
A character in this play claims not to think about sex much because he "touched something else once", unlike a character who reminisces about going out with his friend Minnie. A pair of characters in this work disagree about the lullabies they heard as children and the number of toys they had, but do recall playing a game in a broken-down Chevrolet. A character in this play enjoys soaking his feet after returning from shifts working as a gatekeeper at an amusement park. An (*) alarm clock punctuates many of the scenes in this play, which is set in a shack in Korsten, a suburb of Port Elizabeth. One of this play's central characters calls the other a "swartgat" while role-playing in preparation for meeting their pen-pal Ethel Lange. For 10 points, name this play whose title refers to the bond between the light-skinned Morris and the dark-skinned Zachariah, a work of Athol Fugard.
A character in this play claims not to think about sex much because he "touched something else once", unlike a character who reminisces about going out with his friend Minnie.
The Blood Knot