I stand up for Erica! Yay! Flashcards
No. It can’t be, and it won’t. As they say, the show must go on, and it will!
But, Brett, I sort of think this might be one good reason to cancel a show.
Erica can do it. She knows everyone’s lines.
Brett! She’s calling the show and fixing all our problems. You can’t expect her to play the inspector on top of everything else she’s doing.
She can do both.
No.
She can.
No! I mean, yes, of course, she could do both. We all know how incredible Erica is. And I really want to believe, Brett, that your misogynistic, “ask and ye shall receive” treatment of Erica is really just some grotesquely veiled compliment on her unending reliability and competence, but seriously! She’s burned out! It’s too much to ask.
Gary’s dead.
Scarlet! Don’t be so insensitive.
Nothing will happen. Everything will be just fine.
That’s what you keep saying, but lots of things keep happening and everything’s not fine.
It could have been you. You were in here with us.
She’s right, Brett. This isn’t just taking place on the stage. This isn’t just a play anymore.
What if it was her?
Susan? Seriously? That’s impossible!
No, really. I mean, just think about how frustrated she must be with all of us.
It’s true. We have been rather difficult.
Misty, I’m serious! It’s not good for us to be questioning each other. We’ve got to trust each other. We have a show tomorrow. Real people who actually paid for their tickets are coming.
Erica’s right. Maybe we should all just quit talking and wait for the police to arrive. At least, then, we could have a moment to think about what has happened here. I mean, are none of you concerned about what has happened to Betty?
