Near the beginning of this work, an old gentleman proves using a syllogism that because Socrates is dead and has four paws, he is a cat.
The protagonist explains away his wishy-washiness by claiming that "life is a dream," and he spills his drink into his friend's lap when he sees his love interest. Near the beginning of this work, an old gentleman proves using a syllogism that because Socrates is dead and has four paws, he is a cat. Mr. Beouf is a minor character in this work who is supposedly home sick from work, and Papillon is the protagonist's boss. Botard is a stuffy traditionalist in this work, while Dudard is a rival for the protagonist's love interest. Daisy leaves the protagonist, who claims "I will not capitulate!" at the end of, FTP, what absurdist work of Eugene Ionesco in which most characters transform into the titular animal?
The protagonist explains away his wishy-washiness by claiming that "life is a dream," and he spills his drink into his friend's lap when he sees his love interest.
{Rhinoceros}