Nick and Honey realize at the end of this play that the other couple's son is an illusion.
A character in this work argues that the moon must have been out in order for him to pick snapdragons at his father-in-law's greenhouse. That father-in-law refused to allow the publication of the aforementioned character's novel about a boy who kills his parents. A (*) biology professor tries to sleep with an older wife in this play after having been enticed by games like "Hump the Hostess." Nick and Honey realize at the end of this play that the other couple's son is an illusion. For 10 points, name this play about George and Martha by Edward Albee.
A character in this work argues that the moon must have been out in order for him to pick snapdragons at his father-in-law's greenhouse.
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