In the first scene of this play, a cupid statue can be seen in a fountain outside an arched gateway.
In the first scene of this play, a cupid statue can be seen in a fountain outside an arched gateway. After being complimented in French when he changes his coat, one character in this play surprises the protagonist by revealing he used to work in Switzerland. That character recounts how he ($) stole apples from the "Tree of Life" and took the dirty route to escape an outhouse he was not supposed to be in. This play's title character is revealed to be embarrassed by a "rumpus" with her fiance, who broke up with her after she forced him to jump over a whip like a dog. Killed animals in this play include the dog (*) Diana, who got pregnant, and the protagonist's pet canary, which is beheaded since she cannot take it with her. This play ends with the title character taking a razor out the door with her to commit suicide. For ten points, identify this play whose protagonist loves the valet Jean, written by August Strindberg.
In the first scene of this play, a cupid statue can be seen in a fountain outside an arched gateway.
{Miss Julie}