e. He then continues to introduce the second scene, and the idea of the Common Man:
             "Well for a proposition of my own, I need a costume. (Takes out and puts on the coat and hat of Steward) Matthew! The Household Steward of Sir Thomas More! (Lights come up swiftly on set. He takes from the basket five silver goblets, on larger than the others, and a jug with a lid, with which he furnishes the table. A burst of conversational merriment off; he pauses and indicates head of stairs) There's company to dinner. (He pours a cup of wine) All right! A Common Man! A Sixteenth-Century Butler! (He drinks fro
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