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A girl, Daisy, waits by the river with her beau, Jim. They are to meet with her fiancé, whom she is jilting in favor of Jim--she has been unable to end their relationship sooner because he’s been fighting at the front. Daisy struggles with nerve and guilt, and worries that Jim’s possessive and combative nature will come out when the two men are forced to confront each other.
These characters speak with a working-class British accent.
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_A Girl, sits crouched over her knees on a stile close to a river. A Man with a silver badge stands beside her, clutching the worn top plank. The Girl’s level brows are drawn together; her eyes see her memories. The Man’s eyes see The Girl; he has a dark, twisted face. The bright sun shines; the quiet river flows; the Cuckoo is calling; the mayflower is in bloom along
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