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Anon, a young refugee searching for his mother, has been rescued from the clutches of a materialistic teenage girl by Naja, a goddess who has taken the form of a surfer to take Anon out to sea. Floating on her surfboard, the young man and his supernatural patroness have a conversation. Anon tries to place Naja, thinking he knew her as a child or he met her before, thinking maybe he had a crush on her. Naja is happy to play along, and happy to kiss Anon for a moment or two, but her main purpose
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Anon: The last time I was in the ocean, I almost drowned.
Naja: I know.
Anon: I was with my mom. We were in an old fishing boat. We were trying to escape and there was a storm --
Naja: I know.
End:
Anon: Why does there always have to be a storm? Why can’t it just be smooth sailing?
Naja: Don’t ask why. Just start swimming.
Anon: Wait!
For full extended monologue, please refer to clips or the script edition cited here:
Adams, Elissa and Brosius, Peter, eds. Fierce and True: Plays for Teen Audiences. University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, MN. 2010. pp. 13-15.
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