Another character is told to recite "My grandmother's roses are as yellow as my Asian grandfather," but punctuates that recitation by screaming "I have a toothache!"
One character in this play recalls how his friend, a Viscount, used to mispronounce the letter "f" as "f," such that he pronounced "Frescobaldi" as "Frescobaldi." Another character is told to recite "My grandmother's roses are as yellow as my Asian grandfather," but punctuates that recitation by screaming "I have a toothache!" The former character gets progressively more frustrated while lecturing on the philology of(*) Neo-Spanish languages so that the latter may receive her "total doctorate." At the end of this play, despite the efforts of the maid Marie, one of the main characters angrily brandishes an invisible dagger before stabbing the other with it. For 10 points, name this play in which the Professor murders the Student, written by Eugene Ionesco.
One character in this play recalls how his friend, a Viscount, used to mispronounce the letter "f" as "f," such that he pronounced "Frescobaldi" as "Frescobaldi."
The Lesson [or La Lecon]