For 10 points, identify this play about Makak's delusions of residing in the title location, written by Derek Walcott.
A character in this play takes pleasure in trolling market vendors, such as telling a basket seller: "That's a nice set of cages you have there." Several times in this play, a character complains about the pain of a million silver needles prickling his blood. When a prisoner in this play complains about only receiving a ration of three figs, his captor punningly tells him that any additional figs will have to be a figment of his imagination. Near this play's start, a character is horrified to discover a large (*) spider laying white eggs. Each of its two acts opens with a passage from Sartre's preface to The Wretched of the Earth. In this play's sixth scene, Felix Hobain's alter-ego receives a letter of apology from South Africa, and reluctantly decapitates a white woman. This play is partly set in a jail housing the prisoners Tigre and Souris, who are watched over by Corporal Lestrade. For 10 points, identify this play about Makak's delusions of residing in the title location, written by Derek Walcott.
A character in this play takes pleasure in trolling market vendors, such as telling a basket seller:
Dream on Monkey Mountain 