The protagonist first meets the title character after helping the drunken Ed Hickey into a taxi.
One character in this play muses that if he had the power to stop time, he would go to Akron and hold a pretty woman's hand while saying "Poor thing, poor, poor thing."Minor characters include the taxi driver E.J. Lofgren and an orderly named Duane Wilson. The protagonist first meets the title character after helping the drunken Ed Hickey into a taxi. The protagonist in this play has a niece named Myrtle Mae. The most famous line in this play comes when a taxi driver notes the protagonist will become "a perfectly normal human being, and you know what bastards they are!", prompting the protagonist's sister Veda to call off a planned procedure at a sanitarium. For 10 points, name this Pulitzer winning play by Mary Chase about Elwood P. Dowd and his best friend, an invisible rabbit.
One character in this play muses that if he had the power to stop time, he would go to Akron and hold a pretty woman's hand while saying "Poor thing, poor, poor thing."Minor characters include the taxi driver E.J. Lofgren and an orderly named Duane Wilson.
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