In a play by this author, a character draws four feet to prove that he has cut off the feet of his oppressors, then draws lines above them when asked "What about the smell?"
In a play by this author, a character draws four feet to prove that he has cut off the feet of his oppressors, then draws lines above them when asked "What about the smell?" In that play by this author, a poor Algerian named Said marries the ugly Leila and becomes a thief. Three men represent blood, tears, and sperm in a dream scene from another play by this author. In that play, the activities of characters like the (*) Bishop and the General are interrupted by screams and machine gun fire. In his most famous play, the Chief of Police asks Carmen if he appears in any of the fantasies of her clients. In that play, a revolution takes place outside while various people engage in role-playing in Irma's brothel. For 10 points, name this French playwright of The Screens and The Balcony.
In a play by this author, a character draws four feet to prove that he has cut off the feet of his oppressors, then draws lines above them when asked "What about the smell?"
Jean Genet 