Impromptu
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:51:00
- Not at all. We’ll have a horse sent in.
- "(Marie giggles)"

:51:04
What is the subject of your play?
:51:08
- Noah and the flood.
- "(laughs)" How appropriate!

:51:24
"(George)" Oh, this heat! Will it never end?
:51:26
Here sits my stupid lout of a husband.
I don’t know what God sees in him.

:51:31
I hate those things. Can I see that?
:51:33
You don’t remember them
because you didn’t write them!

:51:37
I can’t remember them
because they’re shit!

:51:40
(arguing)
:51:54
Ah, children.
:51:56
You are wanted in the theatre. Now!
:52:14
There you are!
:52:16
You must hurry.
Hurry up! Get into your costumes!

:52:24
I am as excited as if it were an
opening night at the Comédie Française.

:52:29
- You rode over in all this rain!
- A new play! This is a real treat!

:52:33
Our artists have been up all night making
their costumes. It’s terribly exciting!

:52:39
You’re not acting in this piece?
:52:41
I have no stomach for farce.
I am here to cue you.

:52:45
When I signal you like so,
:52:48
you must play something
which suggests rain.

:52:52
I expect this will be very amusing.
:52:55
Yes.
:52:56
Alfred and George have really
outdone themselves this time.


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