In this drama, the protagonist exclaims "Out, out, hyÃ¦na" when approached byhis wife and refuses her offers of care, saying "No, no, of my condition take no care/It fits not; thou and I long since are twain". The protagonist of this drama challengesa giant three times to a fight, but each time is denied by that man, (+) Harapha ofGath. The protagonist refuses to go with the Public Officer to perform at a feast, but the Chorus convinces him to go after all. The protagonist's father (*) Manoa visits to negotiate a ransom while his son is performing at a feast for Dagon the sea-idol. The protagonist finds "Himself in bonds under Philistian yoke" and laments being "Eyeless in Gaza". For ten points, name this closet dra
In this drama, the protagonist exclaims "Out, out, hyÃ¦na" when approached byhis wife and refuses her offers of care, saying "No, no, of my condition take no care/It fits not; thou and I long since are twain". The protagonist of this drama challengesa giant three times to a fight, but each time is denied by that man, (+) Harapha ofGath. The protagonist refuses to go with the Public Officer to perform at a feast, but the Chorus convinces him to go after all. The protagonist's father (*) Manoa visits to negotiate a ransom while his son is performing at a feast for Dagon the sea-idol. The protagonist finds "Himself in bonds under Philistian yoke" and laments being "Eyeless in Gaza". For ten points, name this closet drama about a fallen strongman, the husband of Dalila, written by John Milton.
In this drama, the protagonist exclaims "Out, out, hyÃ¦na" when approached byhis wife and refuses her offers of care, saying "No, no, of my condition take no care/
Samson Agonistes