The story of an Irish priest who falls asleep on a park bench, but is suddenly awakened by a young boy carrying a flower is offered up as a comparison to the central conflict in act three of this work.
The story of an Irish priest who falls asleep on a park bench, but is suddenly awakened by a young boy carrying a flower is offered up as a comparison to the central conflict in act three of this work. It begins with Landolf's introduction of the setting, which might be Worms, or Goslar, depending on what the master decrees. The new hire, Bertoldo, then admits that he studied French history by mistake. It climaxes with the murder of Belcredi, who the title figure accuses of being the treacherous Peter Damian, and is set in action after a group of friends arrives to visit Count de Nolli's uncle. Once a talented actor and historian he seems to have lost his mind after falling from a horse and now believes he is the title monarch. For ten points, identify this work about a man who believes he is a German Holy Roman Emperor, a play by Luigi Pirandello.
The story of an Irish priest who falls asleep on a park bench, but is suddenly awakened by a young boy carrying a flower is offered up as a comparison to the central conflict in act three of this work.
{Henry IV} or {Enrico IV}