Those two characters invite a white pen pal to Port Elizabeth, but that woman, Ethel Lange, gets married and never visits.
Though it's not The Maids, a wind-up clock in this work allows characters to act out imaginary events, and one character claims he "can wrap up in the smell of" another when he dons his overcoat. One character in this play soaks his feet nightly in bath salts because he has footsore from his job as a gatekeeper at the zoo, and at the climax, that character spends his life savings on a suit instead of saving to buy a farm. One scene sees two characters play roles in apartheid and nearly come to blows. Those two characters invite a white pen pal to Port Elizabeth, but that woman, Ethel Lange, gets married and never visits. For 10 points, name this play about light-skinned Morris and dark-skinned Zachariah by Athol Fugard in which the title object is the bond between brothers.
Though it's not The Maids, a wind-up clock in this work allows characters to act out imaginary events, and one character claims he "can wrap up in the smell of" another when he dons his overcoat.
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