One character in this play is asked to lock up her Diana trophy from anintercollegiate archery contest, and is later caught in a lie about a gifted cashmererobe she bought in Memphis. That character in this play calls her nieces and nephews(+) "no-neck monsters" and says that their names sound like four dogs and a parrot; those children included Trixie, Dixie, and Polly. T
One character in this play is asked to lock up her Diana trophy from anintercollegiate archery contest, and is later caught in a lie about a gifted cashmererobe she bought in Memphis. That character in this play calls her nieces and nephews(+) "no-neck monsters" and says that their names sound like four dogs and a parrot; those children included Trixie, Dixie, and Polly. This play's second act features a long dialogue about "mendacity". One man reveals to his father that the diagnosis from the Ochsner clinic was cancer, not a (*) spastic colon, after the father withheld a crutch for an ankle injury from jumping hurdles at night. That man feels the "click" from drinking after his wife lies about being pregnant to please Big Daddy. For ten points, name this play about the tense marriage of Maggie and the alcoholic Brick Pollitt written by Tennessee Williams.
One character in this play is asked to lock up her Diana trophy from anintercollegiate archery contest, and is later caught in a lie about a gifted cashmererobe she bought in Memphis.
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof