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Start: Every since her father hung himself in a Harlem hotel when Patrice Lumumba was murdered she hides herself in her room.
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End: I always did know she thought she was somebody else, a Queen or something, somebody else.
Kennedy, Adrienne. “Funnyhouse of a Negro.” Adrienne Kennedy in One Act. University of Minnesota Press, 1988, pp. 8.
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