Act II pt.3 Flashcards
J: …talking rubbish!
Rubbish!
J: Utter rubbish!
I’m amazed to hear you say that Jean, really. You must be out of your mind. You wouldn’t like to be a rhinoceros yourself now, would you?
J: …prejudice like you.
Can you speak more clearly? I didn’t catch what you said. You swallowed the words.
J: …ears open.
What?
J: …I’m all for change.
It’s not like you to say a thing like that -
Oh you really must be out of your mind.
You musn’t get into such a state - calm down. I hardly recognise you anymore.
J: …they itch.
What are you doing? You’re not yourself. You’re generally so modest.
J: …The swamps!
Look at me. Can’t you see me any longer? Can’t you hear me?
J: …perfectly well.
Watch out!
J: Sorry!
I really can’t leave him like that - after all he is a friend. I’m going to get the doctor. It’s absolutely necessary believe me.
J: No!
Calm down, Jean, you’re being ridiculous. Oh, your horn’s getting longer and longer - you’re a rhinoceros.
J: …trample you down.
He’s a rhinoceros, he’s a rhinoceros! I never would have thought it of him - never!
There’s a rhinoceros in the building! Get the police!
Porter, porter, there’s a rhinoceros in the house, get the police! Porter!
Another!
Oh my god!
My god! Oh my god!
There’s a whole herd of them in the street now.
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Where can I get out? Where can I get out? If only they’d keep to the middle of the road. They’re all over the pavement as well. Where can I get out? Where can I get out?
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A whole herd of them. And they always said the rhinoceros was a solitary animal! It’s not true, that’s a conception they’ll have to revise! They’ve smashed up all the public benches.
What’s to be done?
Rhinoceros!
Rhinoceros!