Another character in his play claims that conscience is never really one's own but rather the imagined voices of other people inside of oneself.
One character in this play reminisces about watching a gypsy girl do somersaults on a lawn near her house. Another character in his play claims that conscience is never really one's own but rather the imagined voices of other people inside of oneself. A character in this play repeatedly yells "You are a clown!" at a man who tries apologize to him, leading the latter to challenge the former to a duel. In this play, people discuss why a woman slept with the fiancé of the sister of the (*) sculptor that loved her, leading to the sculptor's suicide. This play ends with spectators debating its meaning and with a manager announcing to the audience that the play cannot finish. Francesco Savio and Doro Palegari keep changing sides of the argument while discussing the actions of Delia Morello in a play within this play. For 10 points, name this play by Luigi Pirandello that forms a trilogy with Six Characters in Search of an Author and Tonight We Improvise.
One character in this play reminisces about watching a gypsy girl do somersaults on a lawn near her house.
Each in his Own Way [or Ciascuno a suo modo]