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Melissa Gardner is a strong-minded, artistic, and
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Start: I don’t believe in going steady. It’s against my religion. I hated that stuff with all those pairs of pimply people in the Watson’s basement, leaning on each other, swaying to that dumb music with all the lights off.
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End: P.S. Enclosed is a picture I drew of your dog Porgy who I remember from Christmas Eve. The nose is wrong, but don’t you think the eyes are good?
For full extended monologue, please refer to clips or the script edition cited here: Gurney, A.R. Love Letters and Two Other Plays. Penguin Group, New York, NY. 1990. pp. 17-18.
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