One scene in this play takes place at a market where a false messiah drops a bowl of water from his mouth after seeing a spider.
One scene in this play takes place at a market where a false messiah drops a bowl of water from his mouth after seeing a spider. That character pretends to be a man renowned for healing the snake bite of Josephus, and is killed by a mob after being exposed by Basil. Its second act ends at a tribunal where its protagonist beheads a white goddess and then remembers his name, Felix Hobain. In its prologue, this play's protagonist is jailed for smashing up the Alcindor cafe, and is tried by Corporal Lestrade in front of the prisoners Tigre and Souris. In its first act, its protagonist joins Moustique on a symbolic journey to Africa from the title location. For 10 points, name this play about the vision of the old hermit Makak, written by Derek Walcott.
One scene in this play takes place at a market where a false messiah drops a bowl of water from his mouth after seeing a spider.
Dream on Monkey Mountain