One character in this play says, "I do not believe in miracles. I have seen too many." Another character in this play remarks that he thought only Roman philosophers committed suicide, to which Tigellinus responds that the Stoics, who are "ridiculous people," do commit suicide. The description of the scene at the beginning 
One character in this play says, "I do not believe in miracles. I have seen too many." Another character in this play remarks that he thought only Roman philosophers committed suicide, to which Tigellinus responds that the Stoics, who are "ridiculous people," do commit suicide. The description of the scene at the beginning of this play notes that the moon is shining brightly, but by the end of the play, the moon has become as red as blood. The title character of this play insistently repeats requests like "Bring forth this prophet" and "Suffer me to kiss thy mouth," the latter of which is directed at Jokanaan. Ultimately, the title character demands the head of Jokanaan from her step-father, who is referred to as the Tetrarch. For 10 points, name this tragedy by Oscar Wilde whose title character performs the dance of the seven veils.
One character in this play says, "I do not believe in miracles.
Salome