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Jason is 29 years old and has recently been released from jail after serving eight years. He is meeting with his parole officer, Evan. Jason is not an easy person to talk to: he’s very guarded and easily angered. Evan can tell something is wrong with Jason but can’t get him to open up. He has to be really hard on Jason and even threatens to write down that he’s being belligerent and non-cooperative. Eventually Jason tells him that he ran into his old best friend, Chris, his accomplice in the
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Start: Evan: So, you got a job? Jason: Yeah. Evan: I’m not gonna run down everything. You know the drill.
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End: Jason: Then he was...I dunno, it’s all I can think, you know--
Nottage, Lynn, Sweat, Theatre Communications Group, 2017, pp. 5-10.
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