One character in this play repeats the assertion, "Because I believe that the world" three times without finishing it.
One character in this play repeats the assertion, "Because I believe that the world" three times without finishing it. One character relates how he gave a lecture on "The Necessary and The Possible" after earlier asking someone if the number 846 was possible or necessary in a series of questions including "Do you recognize an external force?" and "Why did the chicken cross the road?" The first act ends when one character marches around a table demonically tapping a drum, while the second act ends when the lights go off during a game of blindman's bluff in which Lulu is sexually assaulted. At the end of this play Goldberg and McCann take the protagonist away from Meg Boles' boarding house after organizing the title celebration for Stanley Webber. For 10 points, name this 1958 play by Harold Pinter.
One character in this play repeats the assertion, "Because I believe that the world" three times without finishing it.
The Birthday Party