In the fourth act this character says he felt so guilty because his wife forgave all of his faults that he shot his wife Evelyn while she was sleeping.
This character wrote a joking letter to pay back a loan to Madame Mollie Arlington in which he suggests she should take advantage of a bargain deal on baby carriages for her brothel. After this character exits in the first act one man attributes his behavior to "overwork" before telling a story about a quack doctor who claimed work was "the deadliest habit known to science" and sold rattlesnake oil as a medicine. This character gave Hugo Kalmar the nickname "De old Foolosopher" and he tries to convince another character to go outside and take a walk for the first time in twenty years. In the fourth act this character says he felt so guilty because his wife forgave all of his faults that he shot his wife Evelyn while she was sleeping. The policeman Lieb and Moran arrest this character after he confesses to murder, which drives Don Parritt to admit he betrayed his Anarchist mother to Larry Slade. This character announces he has given up drinking and that he plans to make people give up their "pipe dreams" when he enters Harry Hope's saloon. For 10 points, name this salesman who is the title character of Eugene O'Neil's Iceman Cometh.
This character wrote a joking letter to pay back a loan to Madame Mollie Arlington in which he suggests she should take advantage of a bargain deal on baby carriages for her brothel.
{Hickey} or {Theodore Hickman}