It fits not; thou and I long since are twain".
In this drama, the protagonist exclaims "Out, out, hyÃ¦na" when approached byhis wife and refuses her offers of care, saying "No, no, of my condition take no care/It fits not; thou and I long since are twain". The protagonist of this drama challengesa giant three times to a fight, but each time is denied by that man, (+) Harapha ofGath. The protagonist refuses to go with the Public Officer to perform at a feast, but the Chorus convinces him to go after all. The protagonist's father (*) Manoa visits to negotiate a ransom while his son is performing at a feast for Dagon the sea-idol. The protagonist finds "Himself in bonds under Philistian yoke" and laments being "Eyeless in Gaza". For ten points, name this closet drama about a fallen strongman, the husband of Dalila, written by John Milton.
In this drama, the protagonist exclaims "Out, out, hyÃ¦na" when approached byhis wife and refuses her offers of care, saying "No, no, of my condition take no care/
Samson Agonistes