One scene in this play is set in a room with a statue of Buddha holding a shallot bulb. One character in this play is recognized by the way he pronounces the word "window". That character in this play is convinced to go to a 
One scene in this play is set in a room with a statue of Buddha holding a shallot bulb. One character in this play is recognized by the way he pronounces the word "window". That character in this play is convinced to go to a performance of Die Walkure by the master of the servant Johansson. One character in this play lives in a room filled with hyacinths, and is a Colonel's daughter who worships the statue of her mother, whom the Colonel locked in a closet when he discovered her infidelity, and who has transformed into a (*) mummy. One character in this play is haunted by the ghost of The Milkmaid, whom he drowned, though only the protagonist can see her, because he is a "Sunday child". For 10 points, satanic, wheelchair-bound Jacob Hummel hangs himself after trying to adopt The Student, Arkhenholz, in what "chamber play" by August Strindberg?
One scene in this play is set in a room with a statue of Buddha holding a shallot bulb.
The Ghost Sonata [or Spöksonaten]