Conversations in this work include a discussion of Doctor Mackenzie-King removing Mr. Parker's liver, and an attempt to figure out which Bobby Watson has died.
Conversations in this work include a discussion of Doctor Mackenzie-King removing Mr. Parker's liver, and an attempt to figure out which Bobby Watson has died. Allegedly bizarre incidents described by the central characters include a man who bent to tie his shoelace and a man on a subway reading a newspaper, and the Fire Chief plays a prank by ringing doorbells and hiding before asking if anyone has heard of the title figure. Centering on a conversation between the Smiths and the Martins that descends into gibberish, for 10 points identify this absurdist drama by Eugene Ionesco.
Conversations in this work include a discussion of Doctor Mackenzie-King removing Mr. Parker's liver, and an attempt to figure out which Bobby Watson has died.
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