Joxer Daly often gets one of this play's protagonists drunk.
One character in this play asks his wife about his moleskin trousers, to which she snaps that they are hanging around his neck. That man mocks an Englishman's talk of "yogees and prawna" before that lawyer knocks up his daughter, and the play ends with him dropping a sixpence and muttering that the world's "in a terrible state of  chassis." Maisie Madigan takes a gramophone in this play after the protagonists are unable to (*) repay a loan, and another woman asks the Virgin Mary, "Where were you when me darling son was riddled with bullets?" That monologue by Mrs. Tancred about the death of Robbie is echoed by the protagonist when Johnny is killed by the IRA. Joxer Daly often gets one of this play's protagonists drunk. For 10 points, name this Sean O'Casey play about the much put-upon wife of Jack Boyle, who is compared to the title bird.
One character in this play asks his wife about his moleskin trousers, to which she snaps that they are hanging around his neck.
Juno and the Paycock