Eventually, the life of Alquist is spared because he works with his hands, and he refers to Primus and Helena as Adam and Eve.
One character in this work exclaims, "It's astonishing what a number of churches and idiots there are in the world." This play opens with Sulla typing dictated letters and a visit from a famous man's daughter, who gets upset that all of her sentences are finished for her. Eventually, the life of Alquist is spared because he works with his hands, and he refers to Primus and Helena as Adam and Eve. A different character named Helena burns important docu- ments, which ends up destroying the human race. Identify this play written in Czech by Karel ?apek.
One character in this work exclaims, "It's astonishing what a number of churches and idiots there are in the world."
{R.U.R.} [or Rossum's Universal Robots; or Rossumovi univerzální roboti]