Name this work that also concerns the cancer-plagued Big Daddy, a work by Tennessee Williams in which Maggie claims that there is nothing more determined than the title animal.
In this work, one character is accused of playing in "the cut-glass punch bowl" and is referred to a rehab center, Rainbow Hill. Another character recounts a story about a couple who went to the zoo with their son, only to see two aroused elephants. A servant named Sookie is seen as Dr. Baugh and Reverend Tooker deliver some bad news. This play tells the story of a Southern family that features the sexually frustrated Maggie and Brick Pollitt. Name this work that also concerns the cancer-plagued Big Daddy, a work by Tennessee Williams in which Maggie claims that there is nothing more determined than the title animal.
In this work, one character is accused of playing in "the cut-glass punch bowl" and is referred to a rehab center, Rainbow Hill.
{Cat on a Hot Tin Roof}