The prologue to this play features a debate between circus vendors named
 Mr. Zuss and Nickles about the roles of God and Satan and the title character ultimately reconciles with his
 wife Sarah after losing his entire fortune.
One character in this play tells a story about a man named Patrick Sullivan calling him lucky. Another
 character says "That's my line" after A Distant Voice asks, "Whence comest thou?" in the Prologue to this
 play. A messenger says, "I only am escaped alone to tell thee" after telling the protagonist about the death
 of his son David in a pointless military accident. The ninth scene of this play sees the title character visited
 by Bildad, Eliphaz, and Zophar. The prologue to this play features a debate between circus vendors named
 Mr. Zuss and Nickles about the roles of God and Satan and the title character ultimately reconciles with his
 wife Sarah after losing his entire fortune. For 10 points, name this retelling of the Job story by Archibald
 MacLeish.
One character in this play tells a story about a man named Patrick Sullivan calling him lucky.
{J.B.}