It’s not the Trojan War, but the names of characters are repeated in the script with no dialogue in a play set during this conflict in which a talking dog (-5[1])named Odd-See accompanies Hero. (15[1])A general (15[1])returning (15[1])from this conflict shouts out “She's guilty — not (15[1])medicine!” (15[1])before dying of poison. Zoe poisons (-5[1])herself to escape M'Closky in a play that premiered two years prior to this (15[1])conflict, written by (15[1])Dion (*) Boucicault. (10[1])Christine and Adam Brant (10[1]-5[2])murder a general who returns from this war named Ezra (10[1])Mannon in Eugene O'Neill's trilogy Mourning Becomes Electra. Asa Trenchard (-5[1])is the protagonist of Tom (-5[1])Taylor's play (-5[1])Our American (10[1])Cousin, (10[1])which was put on at (-5[1])Ford's (10[2]-5[1])Theatre during this war. (10[2])For 10 points, name this war, the subject of some plays centering on the (10[1])assassination of Abraham Lincoln. ■END■ (10[4])