Suddenly, Last Summer
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- Sent by my aunt?
- Yes.

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- As I haven't responded to treatment.
- So they say.

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You've been invited to try
your hand at what is a hopeless case.

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Is it hopeless? What do you think?
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- Where are you from?
- Lions View.

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The state asylum.
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Where they have the Drum.
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What you call the Drum
is not a torture chamber.

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It's really a recreation hall.
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They'll keep me there forever.
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Like an animal in a cage.
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- She is merciless, isn't she?
- Who?

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Aunt Violet. Why else
do you think I'm here?

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Where no one can see me, hear me?
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You sound as if you think
she hates you.

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Doesn't she?
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Do you hate her?
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What, hate?
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No. I don't understand what hate is...
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...or how anyone could hate
and still be sane.

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I really do think I am sane...
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...despite considerable evidence
to the contrary.

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- Your aunt, Mrs. Venable...
- Can no more help herself than I could.

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Help herself? How do you mean?
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You see, we all loved Sebastian.
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Women, men, children, animal,
mineral, vegetable...

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Sebastian was a vocation, not a man.
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Poor Aunt Vi was hooked
from the beginning.

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Loved Sebastian and nobody else.
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She gave up everything for Sebastian.
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Even her husband.
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What was Mr. Venable like?
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Mr. Venable was a good man...
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...but dull to the point of genius.
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That was Sebastian talking.

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