One of this author's characters addresses his dead mother and asks "I got beauty too haven't I?" after revealing a butterfly in his hand.
One of this author's characters addresses his dead mother and asks "I got beauty too haven't I?" after revealing a butterfly in his hand. A character drinks two bottles of wine and dances to remind his companion of the bulldozing of their home in a work by this author, while another of his characters is told to imagine that Hilda is Ginger Rogers after learning what "romance" is. One of his title characters adopts the identity of Robert (*) Zwelinzima with the assistance of the photographer Styles, and this author of Boesman and Lena created a character who beats his brother with an umbrella in a conflict centering on Ethel Lange. Zachariah resents his brother Morris for passing in one play by this author who also wrote of Willie and Sam, servants of Hally. For 10 points, name this author of Sizwe Bansi is Dead, The Blood Knot, and Master Harold and the Boys.
One of this author's characters addresses his dead mother and asks "I got beauty too haven't I?" after revealing a butterfly in his hand.
Athol Fugard