Act 1-3 Daphne Flashcards

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Mon: I shall be in the office Garry.

A

Thank you Monica.

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Mon: Don’t forget…going to take you to Africa.

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No, Monica.

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3
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Mon: appointment to Mr. Roland Maule.

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I shall remember.

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4
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Daph: Goodbye. Garry! Oh Garry!

A

Darling.

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5
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I’m ridiculously happy.

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I’m so glad darling.

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6
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Are you?

A

Happy?

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7
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Yes.

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There’s something awfully sad about happiness, isn’t there?

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8
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What a funny thing to say.

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It wasn’t meant to be funny.

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9
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I’ve been in love with you for such a long time.

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Don’t - don’t say that!

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10
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Why? What’s the matter?

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Don’t love me too much, Daphne! Promise me you won’t. No good can come of loving anyone like me - I’m not worthy of it, really I’m not.

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11
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You’re more worthy of it than anybody in the whole world.

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Foolish child.

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12
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I’m not a child. I’m twenty-one.

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Twenty-one! If only I were younger - if only you were older -

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13
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What does age matter when people love each other?

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I wonder how tragically often that has been said?

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14
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It’s true.

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Look at me Daphne. Look at me kindly, clearly, and honestly - look at the lines on my face - look at my eyes!

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15
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You’re not so very old.

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I didn’t say I was so very old, Daphne, I merely said look at me. As a matter of fact, I’m only just - forty.

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16
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What’s forty?

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Too old for twenty-one.

17
Q

You mean you don’t love me?

A

I don’t mean any such thing.

18
Q

Do you love me? Say it - do you?

A

Of course I do.

19
Q

Say it!

A

I love you, Daphne.

20
Q

Oh, darling -

A

But this is goodbye!

21
Q

Goodbye? But Garry -

A

It must be. Not for my sake, my dear, but for yours. Last night - suddenly- a spark was struck! The flamed burned brightly - that was happiness! - Something to be remembered always -

22
Q

You’re different this morning - you don’t love me - you didn’t mean any of the things you said last night.

A

Youth never understands. That’s what’s so absolutely awful about Youth - it never, never understands.

23
Q

I don’t know what you’re talking about.

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Listen to me, my dearest. You’re not… You’re in… Last night… I can see it… but I have learned one bitter lesson in my life and that lesson is to be able too say goodbye -

24
Q

But Garry -

A

Let me go on - Ssh! “We meet not… One moment has bound the free.”

25
Q

But, Gary -

A

Quiet! “That moment…” There now, that was Shelley. Don’t you think it’s beautiful?

26
Q

Yes, but -

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There was nothing Shelly didn’t know about love, not a thing! All the sadness, all the joy, all the unbearable pain -

27
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Yes, but I don’t see why love should be so miserable.

A

That’s because you’re young, my sweet - young and eager and greedy for life -

28
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You said last night that now that you had found me you would never let me go.

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That was perfectly true. I shall never let you go, You shall be here in my heart forever.

29
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Oh, Garry -

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Don’t cry - please, please don’t cry - I can’t bear it -

30
Q

How can you say I’m in love with an illusion and not the real you at all -

A

Because it’s true.

31
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It isn’t - it isn’t - it was the real you last night, you weren’t on the stage - you weren’t acting -

A

I’m always acting - watching myself go by - that’s what’s so horrible.

32
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I could help you if only you’d let me,

A

Listen, my dear. It isn’t that I don’t love you, I do.

33
Q

Oh, Garry.

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But my life is not my own - I belong to my work. In two weeks time I am going away to Africa with a repertory of six plays - do you understand what that means? The work, the drudgery, the nerve-strain? When I come back, IF I come back, I shall look at you again and I shall know - in the first glance - whether you have waited for m or not - please come here now and kiss me - Once, just once and then go -

34
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(Kiss) Oh, Garry - oh, darling -

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Au revoir, my sweet - not goodbye - just au revoir.