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A room in this play is described as “haunted by a relationship that must have involved a tenderness which was (10[1])uncommon.” A character in this play is accused of “passing the buck” of his disgust (10[1])after a speech recalling his time with the Dixie Stars. A man in this play describes a friendship as “one great good (-5[1])thing” and tells his wife that she is “naming it dirty” in an argument interrupted by a “no-neck monster.” (10[7])A stage note (10[3]-5[1])in (10[1])this play notes that a (10[1])former football star’s (10[1]-5[1])suicide inspired a (-5[1])character’s hatred (10[1])for “mendacity.” (10[1])A man in this play blames (10[1])his (10[1])escalated drinking on a leg injury from jumping (10[2])hurdles, rather than the death of his possible lover Skipper. For 10 points, Brick (-5[1])and Maggie (10[1])Pollitt argue over their marital woes (10[1])in what play by Tennessee Williams? (-5[1])■END■ (10[2]0[3])

ANSWER: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
<HG, American Literature>
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TournamentEditionTUHConv. %Neg %Average Buzz
California2025-02-013100%33%76.33
Florida2025-02-01367%33%54.50
Midwest2025-02-016100%0%86.00
Overflow2025-02-015100%20%99.60
Pacific Northwest2025-02-01250%50%94.00
South Central2025-02-012100%0%81.00
Southeast2025-02-013100%33%97.00
UK2025-02-01560%20%100.00