One character in this play accuses another of having "the soul of a servant" after proclaiming that she knows a secret that can allow her to be independent from her wealthy masters.
One character in this play accuses another of having "the soul of a servant" after proclaiming that she knows a secret that can allow her to be independent from her wealthy masters. Another character in this play proclaims that he has the highest rank in his country, that of a free citizen, after listing a multitude of his possessions, including four thousand tablecloths. (*) Louka's engagement in this play is sealed by a kiss to her bruised arm, while Bluntschli eventually marries the main character after turning out to be a wealthy Swiss man and not a fleeing Serbian fighter; Bluntschli had come to be known as the "chocolate cream soldier" after it is revealed that he doesn't carry bullets into combat. In this play, Sergius falls for a servant, freeing Raina from her engagement to him. For 10 points, name this drama by George Bernard Shaw whose title comes from the Aeneid.
One character in this play accuses another of having "the soul of a servant" after proclaiming that she knows a secret that can allow her to be independent from her wealthy masters.
Arms and the Man