In this play, after a discussion about whether one character bought or stole some pig iron, another character delivers a tirade recalling how he was told to "help yourself" when he removed a piece of toast from a friend's plate.
In this play, after a discussion about whether one character bought or stole some pig iron, another character delivers a tirade recalling how he was told to "help yourself" when he removed a piece of toast from a friend's plate. That character in this play cites the possibility of being attacked with a cleaver to defend his decision to carry a revolver "because of the way things are." In this play, a phone call from (*) Ruthie confirms that one character is in Columbus Hospital after having his jaw broken in a mugging. Unseen characters in this play include the poker player Fletcher and a suitcase-carrying collector whom Teach, Bobby, and Don plan to rob of the title object. For 10 points, name this play by David Mamet titled for a valuable coin.
In this play, after a discussion about whether one character bought or stole some pig iron, another character delivers a tirade recalling how he was told to "help yourself" when he removed a piece of toast from a friend's plate.
{American Buffalo}