Start: Raul: I use it for work. (Pause.) I cut open boxes in a warehouse.

Marjorie: Cut boxes, eh?

Raul: Yeah.

Marjorie: I thought you didn’t have a job.

[... … …]

End: Raul: … And maybe if I could have a little radio so’s I could listen the ball game so it won’t be so quiet because I hate the quiet because the dark, I don’t care, but the quiet, please don’t let it be quiet.

Marjorie: (Long pause.) I think you should go get … help.

For the full extended scene, refer to the script listed here: Mastrosimone, William. Extremities. In Collected Plays, Smith and Straus, New York, NY. pp. 142-144.