As an act of vindictiveness, a character in this play deliberately eats a cheese roll his younger brother was saving.
A character in this play was asked by an old lady to help her move an iron mangle; but when he found that he was unable to lift it, he told the old lady to shove it up her ass, and then punched her in the stomach. As an act of vindictiveness, a character in this play deliberately eats a cheese roll his younger brother was saving. Several characters in this play have an argument about whether someone went "the whole hog" with a woman, after being with that woman for two hours, leading that wife of a philosophy professor to be labeled a "tease." Near the end of this play, it is revealed that one character's dead wife (*) Jessie had an affair with his friend Macgregor in the back of Sam's cab. This play ends with Joey and Lenny negotiating with their father Max how to set their sister-in-law up as a prostitute. For 10 points, name this play by Harold Pinter, in which Teddy brings his wife Ruth to meet his family.  
A character in this play was asked by an old lady to help her move an iron mangle; but when he found that he was unable to lift it, he told the old lady to shove it up her ass, and then punched her in the stomach.
The Homecoming