The villain of this play meets with Pastor Moser before killing himself to avoid facing punishment.
One character in this play asks "What crotchet has that swaggering booby got in his numbskull?," referring to a traitor whose cronies include Razmann and Schufterle. The villain of this play meets with Pastor Moser before killing himself to avoid facing punishment. The protagonist of this play gives a speech about striking a "generation of vipers to the quick" and is later betrayed by Spielgelberg. Near the end of this play, the protagonist slays his beloved Amelia and turns himself into the law. This occurs shortly after the death of his father, who was tricked into rejecting the protagonist by his other son, Franz. For 10 points, name this play about the tragic Karl Moor, who becomes the captain of the title band of thieves, a work by Friedrich Schiller.
One character in this play asks "What crotchet has that swaggering booby got in his numbskull?," referring to a traitor whose cronies include Razmann and Schufterle.
The {Robbers} [or {Die Räuber}]