Although the typist does indeed love Berenger and not Dudard, she leaves Berenger to become the title animal after Berenger calls her stupid.
This play based on the letters of Denis de Rougemont features an ultimately incorrect example of syllogism concerning cats and paws, a funeral procession for a dead cat, and an argument between two guys named Jean. The main character claims that he can only identify himself when drunk, and worries that the pretty typist he has a crush on would rather date Dudard. Although the typist does indeed love Berenger and not Dudard, she leaves Berenger to become the title animal after Berenger calls her stupid. FTP identify this Eugene Ionesco play which sees people turn into large horned animals.
This play based on the letters of Denis de Rougemont features an ultimately incorrect example of syllogism concerning cats and paws, a funeral procession for a dead cat, and an argument between two guys named Jean.
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