The orchestra area represents the Pnyx at Athens, and the protagonists attempt to impress another by pointing out the differences between the two.
In the beginning of this play, two characters repeat "Let us bolt!" and in another part, one character threatens to tear out another's eyelashes; in response, the other says he will slit his gullet. The orchestra area represents the Pnyx at Athens, and the protagonists attempt to impress another by pointing out the differences between the two. Two slaves find that another character is doomed to be replaced, and after Nicias brings him some wine and the oracle, Demosthenes tells Agoracritus, the sausage-seller, that it is his destiny to overtake the Paphlagonian as ruler of Demos. For 10 points, identify this play in which Aristophanes derides Cleon by portraying him as a leather-cutter.
In the beginning of this play, two characters repeat "Let us bolt!"
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