While telling the story of how she met her husband at a party when she was a girl, one character in this play says that she always drinks elderberry wine to cure hiccups. This play ends after the concerned question, “Are you afraid, Mama?” While searching through a bank, a character in this play discovers a baby shoe and a violin string. The moral servants in this play’s prequel, (-5[1])(*) Another Part of the Forest, is reflected (10[1])in this play by a servant’s warning about “people who eat the earth.” In this play, Leo steals Union Pacific bonds worth $80,000. At the climax of this play, the protagonist withholds medicine from her wheelchair-bound husband Horace, allowing him to die of a heart attack. For 10 points, name this play about the scheming Regina Giddens by Lillian Hellman. ■END■ (10[1]0[1])