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Forced to reflect on her own, personal problems during a therapy
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MICHAEL: Listening to you? Why the hell should I listen to you Jane? We’ve been married twenty-odd years and you don't know anything about me. But you’re a woman and I am talking about a man’s need which naturally you know nothing about.
A spotlight now also hits JANE, feet on the table at home, who stares at MICHAEL.
JANE: Don’t I?
MICHAEL: A man wants more than to hear something other than how your screwed up patients are doing when you come in from work. Change the subject you're boring me.
JANE stares in disbelief for several seconds at MICHAEL then lifts her feet off the table.
JANE: Change it to what? What subject would you like to talk about?
The lights come back up as JANE stands and MICHAEL sits and folds his arms.
JANE: How about changing it to you, my wonderful husband?
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If you are interested in licensing any of his plays for a full production, please contact Edward Chapman through his website at http://www.edchapman-mosaics.co.uk/.
Edward Chapman's Wikipedia entry:
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