The main character of this play repeatedly claims to not be in the “same tribe” as a woman who calls him “salvageable.” In this play, 12 photos of the protagonist as a “well-dressed little man” are found in a suitcase when George and Slick search his home for a revolver. Malcolm X may have taken the slogan “by any means necessary” from a character in this play who decries purity as “an idea for a yogi or a monk” and asks “do you suppose that it is possible to govern innocently?” In this play, a politician who bargains with the Regent’s son and the Pentagon party is shot by his secretary after being caught kissing the secretary’s wife, Jessica. In this play, the Illyrian communist “Raskolnikov” is tasked with killing Hoederer. For 10 points, what play about Hugo Barine by Jean-Paul Sartre names a “problem” of immoral political acts? ■END■
ANSWER: Dirty Hands [or Les Mains sales; accept problem of dirty hands]
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