Serving as an allegory for the rise of fascism before World War II, this play includes characters like the Logician, whose attempts to prove things usually collapse, and Dudard, who vies for the attention of the young typist Daisy.
Serving as an allegory for the rise of fascism before World War II, this play includes characters like the Logician, whose attempts to prove things usually collapse, and Dudard, who vies for the attention of the young typist Daisy. The businesslike Jean attempts to rid the main character of his aimlessness, but eventually a climax is reached when the protagonist picks up a rifle and declares repeatedly that he will not surrender to the titular animals. For 10 points, name this absurdist drama by Eugene Ionesco.
Serving as an allegory for the rise of fascism before World War II, this play includes characters like the Logician, whose attempts to prove things usually collapse, and Dudard, who vies for the attention of the young typist Daisy.
{Rhinoceros}