"The Mountaintop" is a play by Katori Hall that imagines the final night of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. before his assassination in 1968. Set in a motel room in Memphis, Tennessee, the story explores King's reflections on his life, struggles, and the civil rights movement. The play features two main characters: King and a mysterious maid named Camae. Through their conversation, themes of hope, sacrifice, and the weight of leadership are examined. The narrative highlights King's humanity and the emotional toll of his mission for equality, ultimately leading to a poignant and thought-provoking conclusion.