 You fight, you miserable bastard; fight for that bench; fight for your parakeets; fight for your cats, fight for your two daughters; fight for your wife; fight for your manhood, you pathetic little vegetable.  Stylistics and Social Cognition - Page 119by Poetics and Linguistics Association. Conference - 2007 - 277 pagesLimited preview - About this book
 | Alan Sinfield - 1999 - 428 pages
...his wife, girl-children and unmanly pets. The conclusion depends on a challenge to Peter's manliness: 'fight for that bench; fight for your parakeets; fight...fight for your manhood, you pathetic little vegetable. [Spits in PETER'Syâce.] You couldn't even get your wife with a male child' (413). Thus Albee contrives... | |
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