| Tony Waynewrong | 12-03-2003 09:26 AM |
Roger: That’s it. I am tired of these accusations. It’s not my child.
Angel: You are the only man in my life.
Roger: I know you better than you have ever given me credit for.
Angel: No! I always…
Roger: ** Interrupting. ** Faking a pregnancy to get me to marry you. Admit it! That’s what you are trying to do.
Angel: You are wrong! I love you. I would never do that.
Dorothy: It is obvious that she is lying.
Angel: What do you know about love?
Dorothy: I know that he loves me and not you. ** Kisses Roger. **
Roger: That’s right, Cassie. My heart belongs to hers. ** Pointing to Dorothy. **
Angel: No! This can’t be. I won’t allow it.
Dorothy: ** Smirking. ** I believe that you should leave now. You have darkened our door steps long enough.
Angel: Fine! But Harold, answer me this: Did you ever love me?
Roger: It’s Henry!
Norman: Stop… Stop… Stop… Angel, you need to remain focus here. ** Turns to Dorothy. ** You have improved tremendously, Dorothy. You are getting into the spirit of this play.
Dorothy: ** Monotonously. ** Thank you, Norman. I really enjoy throwing Cassie out.
Angel: In your dreams.
Norman: That will be enough of that. The play is in 2 weeks, so let’s do another take of this scene.
Angel: You are the only man in my life.
Roger: I know you better than you have ever given me credit for.
Angel: No! I always…
Roger: ** Interrupting. ** Faking a pregnancy to get me to marry you. Admit it! That’s what you are trying to do.
Angel: You are wrong! I love you. I would never do that.
Dorothy: It is obvious that she is lying.
Angel: What do you know about love?
Dorothy: I know that he loves me and not you. ** Kisses Roger. **
Roger: That’s right, Cassie. My heart belongs to hers. ** Pointing to Dorothy. **
Angel: No! This can’t be. I won’t allow it.
Dorothy: ** Smirking. ** I believe that you should leave now. You have darkened our door steps long enough.
Angel: Fine! But Harold, answer me this: Did you ever love me?
Roger: It’s Henry!
Norman: Stop… Stop… Stop… Angel, you need to remain focus here. ** Turns to Dorothy. ** You have improved tremendously, Dorothy. You are getting into the spirit of this play.
Dorothy: ** Monotonously. ** Thank you, Norman. I really enjoy throwing Cassie out.
Angel: In your dreams.
Norman: That will be enough of that. The play is in 2 weeks, so let’s do another take of this scene.