A key revelation in this work involves a dispute over the establishment of a committee with six votes.  
A key revelation in this work involves a dispute over the establishment of a committee with six votes.  At one point the protagonist recalls receiving poisoned chocolates from a man named Dresch while he is in jail.  In another scene we are introduced to two men, George and Slick, who walk around a summer house with machine guns and ogle the main character's upper-class wife, Jessica.  The seventh and final act ends with the protagonist yelling, "Unsalvageable," as he leaves his one-time comrade Olga behind and prepares to be executed by the revolutionary party he once killed for.  For 10 points, identify this play, centering on the idealistic Hugo's struggle over the assassination of the pragmatic Hoederer, a work by Jean Paul Sartre.
A key revelation in this work involves a dispute over the establishment of a committee with six votes.  
Dirty Hands or Les Mains Sales