At the end of this play, a woman takes the Bride offstage while telling her to "Turn your mind only to theunborn" after closing a dead man's eyes.
At the end of this play, a woman takes the Bride offstage while telling her to "Turn your mind only to theunborn" after closing a dead man's eyes. This play includes a scene in which a policeman is shocked to see hisboss and his wife dancing, which causes him to break a flowerpot; that scene follows one in a market wherea woman agrees to let another man sleep with her son's soon-to-be wife, which results in that girl getting (*)pregnant. At the beginning of this play, the title character sings of the "Not-I bird" during a conversation with thePraise-Singer in Iyaloja's district. When another character, who had just finished schooling in Europe, finds hisfather bound by Jane's husband, he kills himself; that character is Olunde. For 10 points, name this play in whichSimon Pilkings interrupts Elesin's ritual that was written by Wole Soyinka.
At the end of this play, a woman takes the Bride offstage while telling her to "Turn your mind only to theunborn" after closing a dead man's eyes.
Death and the King's Horseman