The Blue Bird: a Fairy Play in Six Acts by Maurice Maeterlinck
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on the right, where they first entered, followed by_ BREAD _and_
SUGAR, _who have caught no birds_. NIGHT _and the_ CAT, _left alone, return to the back of the stage and look anxiously into the garden_.) NIGHT Haven't they got him?... THE CAT No.... I see him there, on that moonbeam.... They could not reach him, he kept too high.... (_The_ CURTAIN _falls. Immediately after, before the dropped curtain_, ENTER, _at the same time, on the left_, LIGHT _and on the right_, TYLTYL, MYTYL _and the_ DOG, _who run up all covered by the birds which they have captured. But already the birds appear lifeless and, with hanging heads and drooping wings, are nothing more in their hands than inert remains._) LIGHT Well, have you caught him?... TYLTYL Yes, yes!...As many as we wanted!... There are thousands of them!... Here they are!... Do you see them?... (_Looking at the birds, which he holds out to_ LIGHT, _and perceiving that they are dead_) Why, they are dead!... What have they done to them?... Yours too, Mytyl?... Tylo's also?... (_Angrily flinging down the dead bodies of the birds_) Oh, this is too bad?... Who killed them?... I am too unhappy!... |
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