" That character suggests a companion will have to wear a prosthesis like Freud's if he continues to smoke, before proclaiming ($) "Time Magazine isn't for blockheads."
The "fall from physical grace" of one character in this play "should not suggest debauchery" but rather "a great weariness." That character suggests a companion will have to wear a prosthesis like Freud's if he continues to smoke, before proclaiming ($) "Time Magazine isn't for blockheads." Frames in one location mentioned in this play are empty, because their owner has no pictures to put there, but he does own pornographic playing cards. One character in this play repeats (*) "that's the way the cookie crumbles" while talking to another about why he only has two daughters, each of whom owns a parakeet. As that character dies he asks "Could I have planned all this?" before realizing "I think I did." For ten points, identify this play which sees Peter accidentally stab Jerry while they sit on a Central Park bench, a work by Edward Albee.
The "fall from physical grace" of one character in this play "should not suggest debauchery" but rather "a great weariness.
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