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11 months, 1 week ago

one of these is love, and I didn't have it

Prince: Listen, a man in the fullness of his life speaks to you. I didn't come here to make you unhappy. I came here to make myself happy! You don't like it -- I can understand that. Circumstances insulted me enough in my life. But your insults I don't need! And I don't apologize to no man beca…

—p.408 Waiting for Lefty and Other Plays Rocket to the Moon (323) by Clifford Odets
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11 months, 1 week ago

we're two machines counting up the petty cash project/stunt-story

Stark (quietly): Much more mine. I don't know what happened. I thought about these things a lot these past few months. You expect many things from marriage, but I can't give them. I feel a moral obligation but I don't know what to do. These scenes go on. We're always worried ... we're two machines …

—p.401 Rocket to the Moon (323) by Clifford Odets
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11 months, 1 week ago

I gave you too much of my life for that

Belle: You won't throw me away for that dirty rag of a girl!

Stark: To hell with the girl! I'm talking of us ...

Belle (wildly): I gave you too much of my life for that. You've used me up ...

Stark: Belle, for Pete's sake ...!

Belle: And now you want to throw me off. But you're a man, n…

—p.394 Rocket to the Moon (323) by Clifford Odets
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11 months, 1 week ago

were you walking alone? for/pq-maybe project/stunt-story

Stark: I thought of you all last night. I was walking on the boardwalk and I thought of you. Do you know what the waves are saying?

Cleo: What?

Stark: Your name ...

Cleo: Well, were you walking alone?

Stark: No.

Cleo: With your wife?

Stark: Yes ... (There is a pause; Cleo walks to…

—p.389 Rocket to the Moon (323) by Clifford Odets
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11 months, 1 week ago

take a rocket to the moon! for/pq-maybe project/stunt-story

Prince (suddenly turning, hand on door knob, pointing his cane at Stark and lowering his voice to a near whisper): Iceberg, listen ... why don't you come up and see the world, the sea gulls and the ships to Europe? (Coming back into the room.) When did you look at another woman last? The year they …

—p.350 Rocket to the Moon (323) by Clifford Odets