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Nadia is a former war correspondent who has taken up a teaching
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Nadia: Anger against the world. The world, for standing by, for knowing and not intervening. Nadia shakes her head, remembering. Endless days, days lying on a floor in a blackout, watching people die for no purpose, for no reason, except the world’s laziness. [... … …] Because they didn’t believe the war would come anywhere near them. *Oliver reaches tactfully for the bottle and refills her glass. * Well, now they have their war, and good luck to them.
For full extended monologue, please refer to clips or the script edition cited here: David Hare, The Vertical Hour, Concord Theatrical, 2006, pp. 44-45.
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