" The plot thread of this play occasionally gets disrupted by "time slips," usually prompted by the protagonist speaking to his manservant Bennett.
A man in this play yells "vomit on it!" and "I spit on it!," but doesn't finish his third exclamation, prompting a woman to cover her mouth after saying "I thought he was going to say 'shit on it.'" In this play's last scene, the protagonist observes that he learned three things during the war, and the curtain closes after he says "I forget the third thing." The plot thread of this play occasionally gets disrupted by "time slips," usually prompted by the protagonist speaking to his manservant Bennett. A character in this play composes a poem by tearing up the sonnets of Shakespeare and choosing words at random. Two characters in this play sue each other over funding for the tickets and costumes in a production of The (*) Importance of Being Earnest. Gwendolen and Cecily mix up folders in this play, which is set at a public library where characters periodically repeat "dada," and Vladimir Lenin mingles with Tristan Tzara and James Joyce. For 10 points, name this play in which an aged Henry Carr remembers his time in World War I Zurich, written by Tom Stoppard.
A man in this play yells "vomit on it!" and "I spit on it!," but doesn't finish his third exclamation, prompting a woman to cover her mouth after saying "I thought he was going to say 'shit on it.'
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