Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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DAN (_after a pause_): You don't like me, do you? OLIVIA: No. DAN (_with a smile_): Well, everybody else does! OLIVIA (_absorbed in her wool-sorting_): Your eyes are set quite wide apart, your hands are quite good ... I don't really know what's wrong with you. DAN _looks at his outspread hands. A pause. He breaks it, and goes nearer to her_. DAN (_persuasively_): You know, I've been looking at you too. You're lonely, aren't you? I could see-- OLIVIA: I'm sorry, it's a waste of time doing your stuff with me. I'm not the type. (_Crossing to the desk and turning suddenly to him_) Are you playing up to Mrs. Bramson? DAN: Playin' up? OLIVIA: It crossed my mind for a minute. You stand a pretty poor chance there, you know. DAN (_after a pause, smiling_): What d'you bet me? OLIVIA _turns from him, annoyed, and puts the wool away_. |
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