The “loud mouth mug” Herman sings about his reaction to these events in the last pre-finale song of Sweet Charity. Adelaide notes a “lesson I’ve been taught” about these events and lists “psychosomatic symptoms” around (10[1])them (-5[1])in two songs (10[1])from (-5[1])Guys and Dolls. (10[2])One of these events leads Amy to anticipate “floating in the Hudson with the other garbage” (10[3])in a patter (10[2])song (10[2])from Company. (10[5])A (10[1])character originated (10[1])by (10[1])Stanley (10[1])Holloway (10[1])anticipates one of these events while singing, “Pull out the stopper (10[2])/ let’s have a whopper.” (10[1]-5[2])Motel, (10[1])rather than Lazar (“laser”) Wolf, participates in one of these (10[1])events (10[2])in Fiddler on the Roof (10[5])that ends with a pogrom and is the setting (10[1])of the song (10[2])“Sunrise, (10[1])Sunset.” (10[4])For 10 points, in My (10[1])Fair Lady, (10[1])Alfred Doolittle anticipates (10[1])what sort of event (10[1])in the song (-5[1])“Get (-5[1])Me to the (10[1])Church (10[3])on (10[1])Time”? (10[1])■END■ (10[17]0[4])