Another character in this play bestows the nickname "Old stancher" upon the large, bloodstained handkerchief covering his face.
After hearing that a man is crying, a character in this play replies: "Then he's living." A character in this play tells a story about an Englishman frustrated that it took God only six days to create the world, when his tailor needs three months to make a pair of trousers. Another character in this play bestows the nickname "Old stancher" upon the large, bloodstained handkerchief covering his face. An (*) elderly couple who lost their legs in a biking accident in the Ardennes and live inside trash cans, named Nagg and Nell, torment their wheelchair-bound son and his always-standing servant in this play. For 10 points, name this one-act play about Hamm and Clov with a chess-inspired title, written by Samuel Beckett.
After hearing that a man is crying, a character in this play replies: "Then he's living."
Endgame [or Fin de partie]