A central character in this play first enters mocking the cheap flowers she has just seen.
A central character in this play first enters mocking the cheap flowers she has just seen. This play ends with another character exclaiming, "We are beautiful, joyous, drunk, and free!" The protagonists of this play discuss how the lower classes are filth incapable of love, and one of them is insulted for her affair with the milkman. One of the protagonists forged a letter that sent Monsieur to prison, and they take turns impersonating their employer in an unrealistically harsh manner. At this play's conclusion, the poisoned tea prepared for Madame is taken from Solange by Claire. For 10 points, name this play about two female servants written by Jean Genet.
A central character in this play first enters mocking the cheap flowers she has just seen.
The Maids [or Les Bonnes]