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Talley's Folley

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Music and Movies

 

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Thomas C

 

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August 17, 2016

 

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University

 

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Louis and the 31 year old nurses maid, Sally Talley, from the small town of Lebanon, Mo. The story, as Sturgeon's character Matt states, "is more of a waltz." The play covers one evening, July 4, 1944, in Lebanon, Mo. More specifically, it takes place in the Talley's folly, or boathouse. Matt begins the story with an introduction, the story he tells though, does not match Sally's view of the relationship...
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Matt begins the story with an introduction, the story he tells though, does not match Sally's view of the relationship. Having met the previous year, Matt returns to the small town to propose to the woman who has been on his mind ever since. However, this is a more difficult task than it seems. The waltz begins quickly, with references to a confrontation at Sally's home between Matt and her family...
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