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Start: [breathlessly] My life turned upside down since then. I couldn’t go back to work when you left. I wanted to go to Dad and tell him you were going to be married.
End: ... and now Joe is a big shot and your father is a patsy. [He gets up.] Now, what’re you going to do? Eat his food, sleep in his bed? Answer me; what’re you going to do?
For full extended monologue, please refer to clips or the script edition cited here: Miller, Arthur. All My Sons. Samuel French, 1947.
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