Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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OLIVIA: You haven't any feelings ... at all.... _He looks slowly up at her. She has struck home._ But you live in a world of your own.... A world of your own imagination. DAN: I don't understand so very well, not bein' so very liter-er-airy. OLIVIA: You follow me perfectly well. _He shrugs his shoulders, laughs, and goes on whittling._ DAN: D'you still think there's been a bit o' dirty work? OLIVIA: I don't know what to think now. I suppose not. DAN (_intent on his work, his back to the audience_): Disappointed? OLIVIA: What on earth do you mean? DAN: Disappointed? OLIVIA (_laughing, in spite of herself_): Yes, I suppose I am. DAN: Why? OLIVIA (_the tension at last relaxed_): Oh, I don't know.... |
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