Major foils for the protagonist are his friend Octavius and his chauffer Straker, whose sister is loved by the brigand Mendoza.  
This play is usually published with a letter to Arthur Bingham Walkley defending its author's views.  Humor is provided by Roebuck Ramsden and the secret marriage of Hector to Violet.  Major foils for the protagonist are his friend Octavius and his chauffer Straker, whose sister is loved by the brigand Mendoza.  The protagonist achieves notoriety for his publication The Revolutionist's Handbook, but is still appointed guardian to Ann Whitefield.  Containing the famous interlude "Don Juan in Hell" and centering on Jack Tanner, FTP, identify this George Bernard Shaw drama with a Nietzschean title.
This play is usually published with a letter to Arthur Bingham Walkley defending its author's views.  
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