This play ends happily with the protagonist being untied from a noose and setting off from the inn that serves as the play's setting.
This play ends happily with the protagonist being untied from a noose and setting off from the inn that serves as the play's setting. The protagonist had earlier become a village celebrity after winning the mule race during the yearly festival and unbeknownst to him becomes the object of Dame Quin's desire. His own attentions are lavished on the daughter of Michael Flaherty, who breaks her engagement with Shawn Keogh after he arrives. That girl turns against the protagonist after he strikes his father a second time, mistakenly thinking he has killed the man again. FTP, name this play about young Christy Mahon, a work by J.M. Synge.
This play ends happily with the protagonist being untied from a noose and setting off from the inn that serves as the play's setting.
The {Playboy of the Western World}