This play ends with the chilling stage direction "Darkness takes them all." Failed relationships in 
This play ends with the chilling stage direction "Darkness takes them all." Failed relationships in this play are attributed to the fact that we are all "separate people" by some of the major characters.  The description of this play's setting notes that "people appear and disappear instantaneously Â… but it is not necessary that they walk off the stage." This is because the setting, which contains a single chair underneath the tower of a concentration camp, is inside the mind of the main character, who often addresses the Listener. In this play, Lou commits suicide after Mickey testifies against him. The protagonist constantly argues with his first wife, Louise, and is conflicted about marrying his new love Holga, especially given the failure of his marriage to Maggie. For 10 points, name this play based on the playwright's marriage to Marilyn Monroe, in which Quentin stands in for Arthur Miller.
This play ends with the chilling stage direction "Darkness takes them all."
After the Fall