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Show

Fefu and Her Friends

Show Type

Play

Characters

Genders

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Style

Dramatic

Length

Medium

Time Period

Contemporary

Time/Place

1935, Fefu’s living room

Act/Scene

Act Three

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Context

Throughout the play, Fefu and Julia have demonstrated that they seem

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Start:

Fefu: Stay a moment, will you?

Julia: Of course.

Fefu: Did you have enough coffee?

Julia: Yes.

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End:

Julia: May no harm come to your heart.

Fefu: Now I have done it. Haven’t I. You think I’m a monster. Forgive me if you can.

Julia: I forgive you.

Fornes, Maria Irene. Fefu and Her Friends. PAJ Publications, 1990, p.58-60.

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