It’s not the Trojan War, but the names of characters are repeated in the script with no dialogue in a play set during this conflict in which a talking dog named Odd-See accompanies Hero. A general returning from this conflict shouts out “She's guilty — not medicine!” before dying of poison. Zoe poisons herself to escape M'Closky in a play that premiered two years prior to this conflict, written by Dion (*) Boucicault. Christine and Adam Brant murder a general who returns from this war named Ezra Mannon in Eugene O'Neill's trilogy Mourning Becomes Electra. Asa Trenchard is the protagonist of Tom Taylor's play Our American Cousin, which was put on at Ford's Theatre during this (10[1])war. (10[1])For 10 points, name this war, the subject of some plays centering on the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. ■END■