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Allen Grayson is not only Rolly’s business partner, but also the object of his affection. He has just arrived at Rolly’s house to review some blueprints of a new building they are working on. But Rolly has no interest in the plans, and instead decides to confess his feelings for Allen and invite him to the drag party. Allen is shocked--after all, Rolly is married. This is the beginning of the end of the men’s friendship, especially as Allen is disgusted with how Rolly talks about and treats
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ROLLY: Cigarette, Allen? (GRAYSON takes cigarette—doesn’t pay attention—keeps looking at blueprint. ROLLY watching GRAYSON intently.) Light? (Lights his own and GRAYSON’s cigarettes. GRAYSON feels uncomfortable. Sits left of table, but interests self in blueprint. ROLLY crosses to divan and sits.) Well, what did you think of my friends?
GRAYSON: I didn’t see very
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