In its final scene, the protagonist is "accidentally" divorced from Jussup, allowing her to marry Simon, and the Ironshirts and the Governor's wife are thwarted.
An abusive corporal in this play repeatedly refers to his underlings as "blockhead!" A dangerous journey across the Janga-Tu Pass through the Northern Mountains is described in this play's third act, which introduces the disapproving Aniko and her husband Lavrenti. "The Four Generals", "Chaos in Egypt", and "the Rotten Bridge" are the subjects of some of the songs scattered through this play, which was inspired by Klabund's adaptation of a (*) Yuan Dynasty play by Li Qianfu. In its final scene, the protagonist is "accidentally" divorced from Jussup, allowing her to marry Simon, and the Ironshirts and the Governor's wife are thwarted. For 10 points, name this play in which Azdak awards Michael to Grusha when she refuses to pull him from the title drawing, a work of Bertolt Brecht.
An abusive corporal in this play repeatedly refers to his underlings as "blockhead!"
The Caucasian Chalk Circle [or Der Kaukasische Kreidekreis]