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Yes, everything! Don’t be a beast, Bunty...

Nicky Lancaster

The Vortex

Noël Coward

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Gender
Male
Playing Age
Young Adult
Style
Dramatic
Act/Scene
Act 2
Time & Place
The Lancasters' country house, England, 1924
Length
Medium
Time Period
Classical
Show Type
Play
Age Guidance
Thirteen Plus (PG-13)

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Yes, everything! Don’t be a beast, Bunty, just try to see her point a little, even if you do dislike her. She is terribly silly about being “ young ” I know, but she’s been used to so much admiration and flattery and everything always, she feels she sort of can’t give It up--you do see that, don’t you?
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She used to be known as that--I can remember her when I was quite small, coming up to say good night to me, looking too perfectly radiant for words--and she used to come to the school, too, sometimes, and everyone used to go mad over her, and I used to get frightfully proud and excited--

Noel Coward. The Vortex. Ernest Benn Ltd, 1924. p.72

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