He reminisces with Sam about flying kites in a play that opens with Willie practicing ballroom dancing in this character's family store.
When another character uses the word "institute" to discuss Napoleon's reforms during a period of calm, this character corrects him with the word "introduce." This character once hid a copy of The Origin of the Species in his library's Theology section because "nobody ever goes in there." This character recalls an embarrassing episode in which he barged in on Cynthia having sex and learned "about a lot more than knocking on doors." He imagines cripples competing for a urine-filled chamber pot to mock his one-legged (*) father after learning that his father has been released from the hospital. This character suggests that a "damn good title for a book" would be the phrase "man of magnitude," and is inspired by a view of history as a series of "bumpings" to write the essay"A World Without Collisions." He reminisces with Sam about flying kites in a play that opens with Willie practicing ballroom dancing in this character's family store. For 10 points, name this title character of a play by Athol Fugard. 
When another character uses the word "institute" to discuss Napoleon's reforms during a period of calm, this character corrects him with the word "introduce.
Hally [or Master Harold]