Tech is later beaten by Kurt Muller, who is married to Sara and whose arrival is anticipated at the start of this play.
A conflict in this play arises over the gift of a sapphire bracelet, which occurs after characters spend time playing cribbage and crocheting. Two servants in this play enjoy speculating about the contents of mail, and their names are Anise and Joseph. The matriarch in this play accuses her son of being late for nine o'clock breakfast, and perhaps being unable to meet Bodo, Babette, and Joshua's parents. A character named Teck threatens to leave for California, likes to visit the German embassy, and his wife Marthe is being courted by David, but later, he demands ten thousand dollars of hush money. Tech is later beaten by Kurt Muller, who is married to Sara and whose arrival is anticipated at the start of this play. For ten points, identify this play about Fanny Farrelly, written about the Nazi threat by Lillian Hellman.
A conflict in this play arises over the gift of a sapphire bracelet, which occurs after characters spend time playing cribbage and crocheting.
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