In this play's second scene, a fat old woman repeatedly screams the word "poser!" at a young woman who contemptuously calls herself "a waste product of the Bessemer process." In its fifth scene, the protagonist's violent outbursts fail to have any affect on a crowd of overdressed ladies and gentleman, who instead react ecstatically to the window display of a furrier. In its first scene, a chorus of men mockingly chant "drink, don't think" to make fun of its main character, who is contrasted with the more philosophical P
In this play's second scene, a fat old woman repeatedly screams the word "poser!" at a young woman who contemptuously calls herself "a waste product of the Bessemer process." In its fifth scene, the protagonist's violent outbursts fail to have any affect on a crowd of overdressed ladies and gentleman, who instead react ecstatically to the window display of a furrier. In its first scene, a chorus of men mockingly chant "drink, don't think" to make fun of its main character, who is contrasted with the more philosophical Paddy and is jolted from his unthinking life when Mildred Douglas calls him a "filthy beast." It first four scenes take place on a ship where the title character works as a stoker, and it ends with a scene in which its title character is crushed to death by a huge gorilla. For 10 points, name this expressionist 1922 play about the brutish laborer Yank, written by Eugene O'Neill.
In this play's second scene, a fat old woman repeatedly screams the word "poser!"
The Hairy Ape