One character in this play is paddled by his teacher since he is “no Da Vinci, and bad art must be punished.” (15[1])A man in this play responds, “So where’s ours?” when he is told that “every age” has got its “social reformer.” (15[1])One character in this play hides a copy of The Origin of the Species (15[1])in (15[1])the Theology section of (15[1])a library since “nobody ever goes in there.” One man in this play (*) dances with a (10[1])pillow to practice for an upcoming contest with Hilda. The protagonist of this (10[1])play is upset that his alcoholic father is being discharged from the hospital. One character in this play remarks, “you can’t fly (10[1])kites on rainy days.” The protagonist of this play tells his servants Sam and Willie to refer to him by the (10[1])title name. For 10 points, name this play centering on Hally, written by Athol Fugard. (10[2]0[3])■END■