Near the end of a play, this character longingly describes a hypnotist whose orders of “Take the broom” and “Sweep” are swiftly obeyed. This character delivers a tirade in which she seeks to “bathe my feet in your broken breast and eat your heart roasted whole.” A play’s opening lines describe this character as “crazy again tonight, absolutely crazy.” This character relates a dream in which she is on top of a pillar (10[1])with no way (10[1])of getting down. This character’s lover ponders starting a hotel while this character (10[1])dreamily thinks of dying (10[1])on Lake Como. (10[2])The valet Jean decapitates this character’s pet canary, (10[1])which mirrors the ending scene in which this character walks out holding a razor. For 10 points, name this countess that titles a play by August Strindberg. ■END■ (10[1])