A woman in this play refuses a plea for mercy by saying, “There are people who can never go back… I am one of those people.” Another woman in this play reveals that her frequent headaches are a cover for her bouts of (10[1])binge drinking. While starring in this play on Broadway, Tallulah Bankhead unsuccessfully fought to donate proceeds to the Finnish Relief Fund. In this play’s final line, a girl asks, “are you afraid, Mama?” (10[1]-5[1])after (10[1])accusing her (10[1]-5[1])of being “people who ate the earth.” (10[2])Another (10[2])Part of the Forest (10[3]-5[1])is a prequel to this play, (10[1])whose protagonist sends her daughter Alexandra to Baltimore to retrieve (10[1])her sickly husband Horace Giddens. For 10 points, Oscar and Ben Hubbard are forced to give a 75-percent share of their cotton mill to their cunning sister Regina in what play by Lillian (10[4])Hellman? (10[1])■END■ (10[10]0[5])