The main character of this play compares the beauty of his lover to the beauty of French words. A boarder in this play describes his sexual desire usi
The main character of this play compares the beauty of his lover to the beauty of French words. A boarder in this play describes his sexual desire using the word "yen." It ends with the family patriarch taking out a 5,000 dollar life insurance policy and jumping off their apartment building. A tense scene in this drama occurs when a woman destroys her father's Caruso record. In this play, (*) Moe Axelrod runs away to Cuba with Hennie, and Ralph is left able to forge a future with Blanche Hirsch. It takes its title from a phrase addressed to "ye that dwell in dust" from the Book of Isaiah. This drama tells the story of the Jewish Berger family. For 10 points, name this play set in the Depression-era Bronx by Clifford Odets.
The main character of this play compares the beauty of his lover to the beauty of French words.
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