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Each line is separated by a ringing bell. All humans are critical of their fellow human's beings. They are critical about their looks, cars and etc. Generally there is an old saying "you never have a second chance to make a first impression." In this play the author uses a bell as a mechanism of separating the dialogue of subsequent pick up lines, which gives the characters another chance to make a good impression...
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It is the device which allows these two characters to commence again, it is almost like the bell that is used for boxing matches which divides the rounds and lets the boxer rest before the next round begins. The play begins when Betty is setting down quietly reading her book when Bill walks in. The dialogue starts out very short, Bill glances at Betty's book which is The Sound and the Fury by William Faulkner...
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