In a play, a man of this profession remarks of a woman that, “the only emotion she has ever succeeded in arousing in me” is “an intense and passionate disgust” while confessing their affair to her husband. In a play’s closing lines, a dead man of this profession returns to say that “sometimes all you can do” is “pass the parcel.” (15[2])A man of this profession breaks down in tears when he (10[1])reads the line “God from afar looks graciously upon a gentle master” inscribed in a gifted (*) translation of Aeschylus’s Agamemnon (10[2])in Terence Rattigan’s (10[1])play (10[1])The Browning Version. In a 2004 play, (10[1])an accident (10[1])leaves a man of this profession (10[1])named Irwin wheelchair-bound (10[1])and kills his popular (10[1])colleague Hector, who is fired for sexually assaulting kids while on (10[1])a motorcycle. (10[2])For 10 points, name this profession held by most (10[1])adults in Alan Bennett’s play (10[1])The History (10[1])Boys. (10[2])■END■ (10[2]0[2])