One character in the beginning of this work denies his need for extraordinary gifts or miracles for immortality, citing Prospero and Sancho Panza.
One character in the beginning of this work denies his need for extraordinary gifts or miracles for immortality, citing Prospero and Sancho Panza. While his expression "Demon of Experiment" draws the ire of his son, other reprehensible actions later revealed in this work include the forced relationship between a secretary and his wife. That character, Amalia, who is a Mother, but not a woman, is the only one of the title characters to have her name revealed in, FTP, which play where the Mother, Father, Step-Daughter, Son, Boy, and Girl approach the stage during the rehearsal of a different play by Pirandello?
One character in the beginning of this work denies his need for extraordinary gifts or miracles for immortality, citing Prospero and Sancho Panza.
{Six Characters in Search of an Author}