In this play's fiÂnal scene, the main character is infuriated when a Christian woman tells him he will only fiÂnd salvation through"the blood of the Lamb", leading him to slice his chest with a knife and cover his face in blood.
In this play's fiÂnal scene, the main character is infuriated when a Christian woman tells him he will only fiÂnd salvation through"the blood of the Lamb", leading him to slice his chest with a knife and cover his face in blood. In one subplot, Reuben Merceradmits he broke a promise to his dying friend Eugene and sold his pigeons to a man who killed them in a ritual. One characterin this play claims a "shiny man" gave him the power to perform the "Binding Song" that joins two people. Rutherford Seligis called the "People Finder" and is hired to locate a man's missing wife Martha Pentecost. In this play's opening scene, SethHolly rents a room in his boardinghouse to the protagonist and his daughter Zonia and complains about Bynum Walker'sbloody voodoo rituals. For 10 points, name this play whose title comes from a song about a mythical slave-trader who enslavedHerald Loomis for seven years, the second play in August Wilson's Pittsburgh Cycle.
In this play's fiÂnal scene, the main character is infuriated when a Christian woman tells him he will only fiÂnd salvation through"the blood of the Lamb", leading him to slice his chest with a knife and cover his face in blood.
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