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Pocatello

Eddie Becky

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Key Information

Show

Pocatello

Show Type

Play

Characters

Genders

: 1
: 1

Style

Dramatic

Length

Medium

Time Period

Contemporary

Time/Place

Present day, late morning, Italian chain restaurant, Pocatello, Idaho

Act/Scene

Act One, Scene Three

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Context

Becky has been suspended from school. Her mom needs to go to work and

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Start: Eddie: Would you - do you want something to eat? Some / soup, or -
Becky: No.

End: Eddie: There are aprons on the door to your right.
Becky: I’m not wearing an apron.

Citation: Hunter, Samuel D. Pocatello. Samuel French, Inc., 2015.

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