This play is set in Glorious Hill, and centers on the ongoing relationship between the minister's daughter and the scandalous ?
In an argument over an anatomy chart during this play, one character argues that humans consist only of an upper part hungry for truth, a middle part hungry for food, and a lower part hungry for love, and challenges another character to pinpoint the location of the soul. In this play's final scene, the protagonist claims, "Life is full of little mercies . . . not big mercies," before offering a traveling shoes salesmen one of her anxiety pills. That character exits after giving a "valedictory salute" to a statue of an angel that reappears throughout this play. A character in this play reforms his ways and goes to Lyon to complete his father's research on vaccines after his father is shot by Mr. Gonzales, the owner of the Moon Lake casino and the father of his lover Rosa. This play is set in Glorious Hill, and centers on the ongoing relationship between the minister's daughter and the scandalous ? Dr. John Buchanan. Rewritten in 1964 as The Eccentricities of a Nightingale, for 10 points, name this play about Alma Winemiller by Tennessee Williams. 
In an argument over an anatomy chart during this play, one character argues that humans consist only of an upper part hungry for truth, a middle part hungry for food, and a lower part hungry for love, and challenges another character to pinpoint the location of the soul.
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