One character in this play tells of a dream in which he had killed hundreds of children while presiding over a ritual sacrifice.
One character in this play tells of a dream in which he had killed hundreds of children while presiding over a ritual sacrifice. Another of its characters remembers working in an electronics store and only communicates through advertising jingles at its beginning. That character recalls his father Frank tearing up an image of the crucifixion, and under the influence of a placebo truth pill he recalls encountering his father at a pornographic film he attends with Jill Mason. While under hypnosis, a main character in this play remembers his childhood encounter with a rider on a beach and the time he bowed to Nugget. In this play, the seventeen year old Alan Strang reveals to the psychiatrist Martin Dysart his belief in the title god and his justification for blinding six horses. For 10 points, name this play by Peter Shaffer.
One character in this play tells of a dream in which he had killed hundreds of children while presiding over a ritual sacrifice.
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