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Tom has fallen deeply in love with Helen, an overweight librarian. Unfortunately, his friends are not supportive of his new relationship and he finds himself ostracized at work for dating a “heavy girl.” Carter, Tom’s best work friend, has been especially hard on him and has even shown a blown-up photo of Helen to everyone around the office. These actions have left Tom feeling ashamed of his new girlfriend, which is causing major strain in his relationship with Helen. He now has to decide if he
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Start: Tom: Go away. Seriously. Carter: That’s not very neighborly. Tom: Neighbors don’t treat neighbors this way. Enemies barely do. Cater: Dude, it’s a joke… [... … …] End: Carter: Friends, right? Tom: Sorta. (Gestures with his fingers) About this much… Carter: Good enough for me.
LaBute, Neil, Fat Pig, Broadway Play Publishing Inc., 2005, pp. 68-73.
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