Characters in this play include the remorseful corpse Shrdlu, and Daisy, with whom the protagonist talks while in the Elysian Fields.
One character in this play cleans his teeth with a gold toothpick. While on trial, one character in this play states that, after he read about a black man who was killed in Georgia, he wished he was in Georgia with a pair of guns so that he could lynch the black man himself. Near the end of this play, the protagonist learns that in past incarnations, he existed as a monkey, a builder of Egyptian pyramids, a slave who fought in the Carthaginian wars, and a serf. Characters in this play include the remorseful corpse Shrdlu, and Daisy, with whom the protagonist talks while in the Elysian Fields. It ends after Lieutenant Charles tells the protagonist that his soul will be recycled, and he will be sent back to earth. In an earlier scene, the main character of this play was going to be replaced by the title object at his job, which leads him to murder his boss. For 10 points, name this Expressionistic play about Mr. Zero, by Elmer Rice.
One character in this play cleans his teeth with a gold toothpick.
The Adding Machine