One event in this play is foreshadowed by a character's green pajamas. In another scene, ahousewife leads several cafe patrons in a funeral procession
One event in this play is foreshadowed by a character's green pajamas. In another scene, ahousewife leads several cafe patrons in a funeral procession for her dead cat. A character in this playclaims that all cats are dogs because both have four paws, and that Socrates is a cat because he isdead, while attempting to explain syllogisms. In one scene in this play, a staircase's destructionprompts Mrs. Boeuf to leap out a window, after which Mr. (*) Papillon orders Botard and the others toreturn to work. At this play's end, its protagonist is abandoned first by Dudard, then by his love interestDaisy, before screaming "I'm not capitulating!" For 10 points, identify this Eugene Ionesco play in whichBerenger refuses to become one of the title animals.
One event in this play is foreshadowed by a character's green pajamas.
Rhinoceros [or RhinocÃ©ros]