This character dresses as a man to avoid capture from the Duke's men.

This character kills himself at the end of the play.

In the 1980s, this disease was equivalent to a death sentence; Angels in America is, in part, about characters dealing with this illness.

This is the Victorian value synonymous with charity, nobility, and kindness.

This character from Spring Awakening commits suicide.

This space is set up as the opposite of the court; it encourages imagination and fantasy.

This term refers to the system of taking over of a weaker nation by a stronger nation, in which the stronger nation imposes its values and cultural traditions onto the weaker nation.

He is the author of Angels in America. (First and last name, please)

This is the word for make believe or play in the Importance of Being Earnest; it is used to describe Algernon's gallivanting.

This word means 'control' or 'power'; Wendla gains this when she decides to be different from her own mother.

This is the name for an extended aside or monologue.

This is the opera that Hwang bases his play on; he also uses the themes present in this opera to explode racial stereotypes in his own play.

Belize is referring to this when he says to Louis, "Can you smell it?...Softness, compliance, forgiveness, grace."

This term is used to describe a text that satirizes the social and moral codes of a particular group of people.

This utopian space is described in "The Song of Purple Summer" as one in which nature and imagination will be privileged.

This is the type of verse construction that Shakespeare uses; it consists of 5 pairs of unstressed/stressed syllables.

The completion of this phrase: "What do you want? I have already given you my _______." (Written by Song to Gallimard)

This phrase indicates that there are truly no limits to the imagination; it is used in a fantasy sequence featuring Harper and Prior.

This is the person who misplaced Jack when he was a baby.

This word describes the system of supporting and operating within social and institutional norms; it is represented by the adults of the play.

The completion of this phrase: "All the world's a _________, and all the men and women merely players."

These two parts of the world that make up the stereotypical relationship Hwang explores in M. Butterfly.

He is the lawyer in Angels in America, based on a real person, who is diagnosed with AIDS but pretends to have cancer. (First and last name)

The completion of this phrase: "When I see a ___________, I call it a __________." (Said by Cecily to Gwendolen)

Moritz and Wendla sing this song to Melchior in order to prevent him from killing himself and to help him move on with his life.