Chapter 8 - The Christmas Ball

Question 1

Start*

Answer 1

Dance Routine*

Question 2

Laurie That Was So Fun

Answer 2

You’re Mad, Jo March

Question 3

No You are Laurie, or should I say Theodore

Answer 3

You call me Theodore, and I will call you Josephine

Question 4

*John Brook Walks Over

Answer 4

Ah Mr Brooke, Jo you remember my tutor John Brooke?

Question 5

Oh, oh course

Answer 5

*Laurie Stifles Laughter

Question 5

Oh, oh course

Answer 5

*Laurie Stifles Laughter

Question 6

*Laurie Stifles Laughter

Answer 6

Meg! Meg!

Question 7

*Laurie Stifles Laughter

Answer 7

Meg! Meg!

Question 8

Meg Walks Over With Amy And Anny Moffat*

Answer 8

Meg, Mr Brooke would like to make your better acquaintance

Question 9

Why are you both behaving so oddly

Answer 9

Come Away, Jo. Let’s Leave Them In Peace

Question 10

Where are they going

Answer 10

Oh, Jo, you must know that Mr Brooke wishes to marry Meg

Question 11

No, he is so dull, how could she?

Answer 11

(Laughs) Too Dull for you perhaps, but meg may be happy with him

Question 12

No I don’t like it

Answer 12

I daresay you’d want to marry someone exciting with dark hair and devilish good looks.

Question 13

Laurie Leads Jo Over to a quiet place*

Answer 13

Jo, I know your nature, you’re independent and I admire it

Question 13

Laurie Leads Jo Over to a quiet place*

Answer 13

Jo, I know your nature, you’re independent and I admire it

Question 14

Jo, I know your nature, you’re independent and I admire it

Answer 14

But you must know that when I imagine my future, I see you?

Question 15

What do you mean

Answer 15

Jo is it not plain enough?

Question 16

Laurie-?

Answer 16

I love you, I have always loved you since I first saw you carrying a teapot in the snow. I want you to be my wife.

Question 17

Laurie are you mad, we would kill each other.

Answer 17

It would be fun

Question 18

Im sorry I just don’t think of you like that, you’re like a brother.

Answer 18

You mean, you won’t marry me?

Question 19

Our quick tempers, and strong wills would make us miserable

Answer 19

If you loved me Jo, I should be a perfect saint , for you could make me anything you like

Question 20

I’m happy as I am, and love my liberty too well.

Answer 20

You think so now, but there’ll come a time, when you will care for somebody, and you’ll love him, tremendously.

Question 21

You think so now, but there’ll come a time, when you will care for somebody, and you’ll love him, tremendously.

Answer 21

and live and die for him. I know you will,
and I shall have to stand by and see it!

Question 22

You’ll love someone else, and forget about all this trouble

Answer 22

I can’t love anyone else, and I’ll never forget you. I’ll ask one more time; can’t you love me as I love you?

Question 23

Dear Laurie, I wish I could, you are my dearest friend

Answer 23

No, I’ve been stupid, It’s alright, never mind.