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Arnold is anxiously awaiting for his new romantic interest to call.
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Hello, Murray? Call me back.
(He slams down the receiver and freezes, his hand perched over the phone. After a long pause, it rings.)
Murray, what took you so long? … The shower could have waited, Murray … The shampoo in the shower could have waited, Murray … The man with the shampoo in the shower could have waited, Murray. Anyway, I can’t talk now. I gotta keep the line free.
[... … …]
End:
But most of all, Murray, I am mysterious. Which is a quality you don’t find on every bar stool.
Harvey Fierstein, Torch Song Trilogy, in* Out Plays: Landmark Gay and Lesbian Plays of the Twentieth Century*, ed. Ben Hodges, 2008. pp.415.
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