This play features a scene where the protagonist and a poet see a ship whose crew chants "Christ Kyrie" as they see Jesus walking on water; that scene is set near (*) Fingal's cave, where the protagonist offers to convey the poet's words to God.
One character in this play attempts to explain time as something which flies while he is talking, which causes one of his pupils to run away from class. That event follows an argument wherein one character attempts to explain that because one times one is one, two times two is two, but is unable to account for why two times three is not three when one times three is three. One character is an officer who paces about an opera house waiting for his lover Victoria, and demands to open a door with a hole shaped like a cloverleaf. This play features a scene where the protagonist and a poet see a ship whose crew chants "Christ Kyrie" as they see Jesus walking on water; that scene is set near (*) Fingal's cave, where the protagonist offers to convey the poet's words to God. The protagonist, sometimes called Agnes, has a child with an attorney who keeps reminding her of her duties, and towards the end, the protagonist enters a castle where she sheds her bonds with humanity and ascends to heaven. For 10 points, identify this play in which the Daughter of Indra descends to earth and observes the suffering of humanity, written by August Strindberg.
One character in this play attempts to explain time as something which flies while he is talking, which causes one of his pupils to run away from class.
A {Dream} Play [or {Ett Dromspel}]