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You and Lloyd, how long, even in the theatre,
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before people forgot what happened
and trusted you again?
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No.
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It would be so much easier for everyone
concerned if I were to play Cora.
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So much better theatre, too.
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A part in a play.
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You'd do all that just for a part in a play?
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I'd do much more for a part that good.
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Hungry?
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I'm not surprised, after all that humble pie.
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Nothing of the kind.
Karen and I had a nice talk.
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Heart to heart? Woman to woman?
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Including a casual reference to the part
of Cora and your hopes of playing it?
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I discussed it very openly. I told her I'd
spoken to Lloyd, and that he was interested.
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And Karen mentioned, of course,
that Margo expects to play the part?
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Oddly enough, she didn't
say a word about Margo.
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Just that she'll be happy to do
what she can to see that I play it.
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Just like that?
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Just like that.
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You know, Eve, sometimes
I think you keep things from me.
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- I don't thinkthat's funny.
- It wasn't meant to be.
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I confide in you and rely on you
more than anyone I've ever known.
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To say a thing like that now,
without any reason,
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when I need you more than ever.
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I hope you mean whatyou say.
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I intend to hold you to it.
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We have a great deal
in common, it seems to me.