One character in this play relates how he met “a certain lady” by the docks who made a “certain proposal,” leading him to punch her and contemplate murdering her. (15[1])A character in this play calls the (15[1])others “objects” who can’t maintain “intellectual equilibrium” or understand his philosophical works. In a sexually-charged scene in this play, (15[1])a woman asks a man to lie down so she (15[1])can pour a glass of water down his throat. This play’s first line, “What have you done with the scissors?”, appeared in the author’s head before he wrote the play according to his (*) Nobel lecture “Art, Truth & Politics.” In this play, Sam collapses (-5[1])after (-5[1])admitting that MacGregor (10[1])had sex with his sister-in-law (10[2]-5[1])Jessie. (10[1])In this play, (10[1]-5[1])the boxer Joey (-5[1])is criticized (10[1])for not going “the whole hog” (10[3])with (10[1])his brother’s wife Ruth. For 10 points, Teddy and his wife return to his family (10[1])house in England (10[1])in what (10[1])Harold Pinter play? ■END■ (10[4]0[8])