This character states, "I must get back into business" at the end of the play, and she hears the prostitute Yvette sing the (*) "Song of Fraternization."
The author wrote a commentary "Model Book" titled after this character, and Helene Weigel originally performed this role. This character states, "I must get back into business" at the end of the play, and she hears the prostitute Yvette sing the (*) "Song of Fraternization." This character's mute daughter is killed after playing a drum to warn of a Catholic sneak attack. This character's true name is Anna Fierling, and her children Eilif, Kattrin, and Swiss Cheese all die while she's operating a canteen wagon over the course of the Thirty Years War. For 10 points, name this character who, with "Her Children," titles a Bertolt Brecht play.
The author wrote a commentary "Model Book" titled after this character, and Helene Weigel originally performed this role.
Mother Courage (prompt on partial; accept Mother Courage and Her Children; accept either or both underline parts of Anna Fierling before read)