The first part of this play is entitled "Beginning Until the Envelope", and concludes with an envelope containing 12 matches being slid under the door to the room where the play is set.
The first part of this play is entitled "Beginning Until the Envelope", and concludes with an envelope containing 12 matches being slid under the door to the room where the play is set. Soon an argument follows about the proper way to ask someone to heat a tea-kettle, and is followed by a discussion of Wilson, the mysterious employer of the characters. Later, they try to fulfill the orders sent to them on the titular contraption, and soon after, the play ends with Ben having pulled his gun on Gus. FTP, what is this play by Harold Pinter?
The first part of this play is entitled "Beginning Until the Envelope", and concludes with an envelope containing 12 matches being slid under the door to the room where the play is set.
The Dumb Waiter