After one character in this work claims he cannot seduce his fiancée due to her innocence, another character approves of his decision and promptly seduces her, leading to her drowning herself in a river.
One character in this work discourages a group of lumberjacks from drinking to their friend's death in an attempt to hide that he already drank the entire barrel of brandy, and when that character is refused brandy by Mjurk, he causes a riot in the Night Cloud café by singing a dirty song. After one character in this work claims he cannot seduce his fiancée due to her innocence, another character approves of his decision and promptly seduces her, leading to her drowning herself in a river. In addition to Johanna Reiher, the protagonist abandons his lover Sophie Barger and stabs his friend Eckart in a barfight. FTP, name this play following the titular womanizing poet, a work of Bertolt Brecht.
One character in this work discourages a group of lumberjacks from drinking to their friend's death in an attempt to hide that he already drank the entire barrel of brandy, and when that character is refused brandy by Mjurk, he causes a riot in the Night Cloud café by singing a dirty song.
{Baal}