One character in this work compares an apple orchard to the Garden of Eden, and several editions have expunged the line "you mustn't let the cat out of the bag about the miller and his wife." Two of the characters in this play make plans to run away to Italy together, and another character makes a joke about being in an outhouse, which e calls a temple. The title character claims that Serena is "the only living thing who loves me since Diana was unfaithful to me!" which is odd, since Diana is a dog and Serena is a canary. Anna, Clara, and Sophie are all named characters who never appear, and near the end of the play, Christine leaves to listen to a sermon on the behe
One character in this work compares an apple orchard to the Garden of Eden, and several editions have expunged the line "you mustn't let the cat out of the bag about the miller and his wife." Two of the characters in this play make plans to run away to Italy together, and another character makes a joke about being in an outhouse, which e calls a temple. The title character claims that Serena is "the only living thing who loves me since Diana was unfaithful to me!" which is odd, since Diana is a dog and Serena is a canary. Anna, Clara, and Sophie are all named characters who never appear, and near the end of the play, Christine leaves to listen to a sermon on the beheading of John the Baptist. For 10 points, name this play about the valet Jean and the crazy title noblewoman, by August Strindberg.
One character in this work compares an apple orchard to the Garden of Eden, and several editions have expunged the line
Miss Julie [accept Froken Julie]