Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen
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Suddenly...
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Aah!
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They found him strewn
across 9th Avenue.

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And 10th.
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Lola, I'm so sorry.
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I had no idea.
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Ironic, isn't it?
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Your parents think my mother
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is the destroyer
of our social order.

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She's merely a victim of fate.
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What?
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Nothing.
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I like the chopsticks
in your hair.

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Because Carla Santini
thinks she's Julia Roberts

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and the universe is interested
in everything she says,

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you can't help overhearing her.
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So I had this really long talk
with Miss Baggoli yesterday

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about the drama club's
production of "Pygmalion."

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I told her I think it's really
rigid to stick to the original.

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Not stick to the original?
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Not stick to the exquisite words
of Mr. George Bernard Shaw?

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We're not English,
and this isn't the 19th century,

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so I think we should adapt the
classics to reflect our times.

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They're classics
because they're classic.

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Then I told her about my idea
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to move the location
to present-day New York

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and make Eliza a checkout girl.
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You're gonna be playing Eliza?
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Well, of course.
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I've already got the part.
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When I moved to Deadwood,
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I really felt that a legend
was about to be born.

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Was Carla Santini going to
stand in the way of that birth?

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Miss Baggoli, Miss Baggoli!

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