One of these creatures hears Perry Lomas ask, “What’s a little death among friends?” before he kills himself in a play about the World War I soldier John Cavan. In another play by the same author, one of these creatures saws a ladder in half and rubs stairs with axle grease. That one (10[1])of these creatures, who appears after hearing “Always” by Irving Berlin, (-5[1])rigs a car (10[4])that kills (10[1])the protagonist’s (10[1])wife (-5[1])Ruth. In a different play, (10[1])the sentries (10[1])Marcellus and (10[1])Bernardo are the first to see (-5[2])one of these (10[3])creatures. (10[13]-5[1])Charles (10[1])Condomine (10[1])sees one (10[1])of these creatures (-5[1])named Elvira (10[2]-5[2])after she is summoned (-5[2])by Madame Arcati (10[1])in (10[1])a (-5[1])play (10[1])that draws (10[1]-5[1])its title from “To a Skylark.” (10[1])In the title of a Noël (10[1])Coward (10[2])play, (10[1])one of (0[1])these beings is (10[1])“Blithe.” (10[2])For 10 points, Hamlet (10[1])sees (10[1])his (10[1])father (10[1])return (10[2])after (10[2])death (10[2])as (10[1])what sort of being? (10[2])■END■ (10[5])