One character in this play reminisces about watching a gypsy girl do somersaults on a lawn near her house.
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]