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At this moment in the play, Jeff and Mrs. Savage are alone in the living room. She is seated looking out the window; he doesn’t see her, nor she him. He enters the supposedly empty room in order to play the piano, which startles her. Jeff reveals to Mrs. Savage that he is actually a very talented pianist, but that he’s too shy to play in front of the others. He also confides in her his opinion that Dr. Emmett isn’t a real doctor, based on the fact that he has yet to “heal” Jeff’s face. In
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Start: Mrs. Savage: Oh! You startled me.
Jeff: I didn’t know anyone was in here.
End: Jeff: Poor Hannibal can’t play--yet he does. I really can--but I won’t. Don’t you think that’s funny?
Mrs. Savage: Not very.
Patrick, John. The Curious Savage. Dramatists Play Service, 1950, pp. 47-49.
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