The lawyer Alfieri acts as the narrator and also pays one character's bail allowing him to get married and avoid deportation.
A character in this work naively argues he wants a motorcycle because it will validate him as a messenger to rich people in hotels.  One character in this play is nicknamed "Paper Doll" for his singing, and is later kissed by the protagonist in an attempt to prove he is gay because of his other nickname "Blondie." The main character is angered to learn that some relatives have moved into Mrs. Dondero's apartment.  Later two officers take away a man when he cannot name what street he was born on in Philadelphia. The lawyer Alfieri acts as the narrator and also pays one character's bail allowing him to get married and avoid deportation. The protagonist is infuriated by his niece Catherine's decision to marry Rodolpho and at the end of this play he is stabbed by Marco for reporting Rodolpho and Marco as illegal immigrants. For 10 points, name this play about Eddie Carbone written by Arthur Miller.
A character in this work naively argues he wants a motorcycle because it will validate him as a messenger to rich people in hotels.  
A View from the Bridge