In act 5 Willie finally wins the pinball game he started in act 1, while another character reveals that he shot a man once because he couldn't stand the way he talked to ladies.
One character in this work is convinced of the value of life by a Greek newsboy, whose papers have all been bought and discarded by another character. That character later attempts to guess a woman's name based on the initials monogrammed on her handbag and pays someone to go out and buy a couple dollars' worth of toys. A fight erupts between a longshoreman and officer Krupp in act 2, while act 3takes place in the bedroom of a prostitute who dreams of marrying a doctor. In act 5 Willie finally wins the pinball game he started in act 1, while another character reveals that he shot a man once because he couldn't stand the way he talked to ladies. That character, Kit Carson, shoots a man who "hurts little people," Blick, who criticizes the owner of the establishment in which this play takes place for his treatment of Kitty Duval. Kitty eventually leaves with Tom, the servant of Joe, who at the end departs Nick's Pacific Street Saloon for good. For 10 points name this play by William Saroyan.
One character in this work is convinced of the value of life by a Greek newsboy, whose papers have all been bought and discarded by another character.
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