A character from this play leaves a place like an “ancient conqueror… might have led in chains through a capital city the prince of a state newly conquered” in the story “Three Players of a Summer Game.” In the notes for the design of this play’s set, its author used Robert Louis Stevenson’s veranda (-5[1])as an example of the “softness” necessary for a Victorian house previously owned by the bachelors (10[1])Jack Straw and Peter Ochello. (10[2]-5[1])A character (10[1])in this play who breaks his ankle (10[1])jumping (10[1])hurdles (10[7])drinks until (10[1])he hears (10[5])a (10[1])click (10[2])in his head. (10[3])That character mourns (10[1])the loss of Skipper (10[1])after rejecting (10[1])him (10[1])romantically and rails against “mendacity” to his father, Big (-5[1])Daddy. (10[2]-5[2])For 10 points, (10[1])name this play about (10[1])the Pollitt (10[2])family and Maggie, (10[1])who feels like the title animal, (10[1])by Tennessee (10[3])Williams. (10[1])■END■ (10[4]0[6])