The title character of this play is paid to be a subject in a scientific experiment in which he can only eat peas and in the final scene he wades into a pond to look for a knife he threw into the water after stabbing his lover for her affair with the Drum Major.
In one scene from this play a doctor discusses the process of "progressive donkeyification" to a group of medical students by showing a man who uses two muscles to wiggle his ears after forcing that man to catch a furious cat that the doctor dropped from an attic. A grandmother tells a fairy tale about an orphan who finds everything on Earth dead and goes to the Sun only to it is a withered sunflower. This play's opening scene sees the captain chiding the protagonist for "think[ing] too much" while getting a shave. Later the protagonist sees his lover dancing the Horse and Stars Tavern leading him to tell his friend Andres while they're sleeping in the barracks about his delirious dream where he heard the words, "Stab! Stab!" The title character of this play is paid to be a subject in a scientific experiment in which he can only eat peas and in the final scene he wades into a pond to look for a knife he threw into the water after stabbing his lover for her affair with the Drum Major. For 10 points, name this unfinished play about the lover of Marie that was written by Georg Buchner and was adapted into an opera by Alban Berg.
In one scene from this play a doctor discusses the process of "progressive donkeyification" to a group of medical students by showing a man who uses two muscles to wiggle his ears after forcing that man to catch a furious cat that the doctor dropped from an attic.
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