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HERMANN: You’ve - you’re - of course, you’ve broadened - you were young, and now you’re . . .

RUDI: Hermann? (Beat) You’re - Hermann, you’re here, you’re . . . in Germany. You’re - you’ve met Sarah? (to SARAH) Sarah, this is . . . Hermann. He’s a childhood friend, an old . . .

RUDI looks at SARAH. He stops talking.

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RUDI: Just wait, I’ll - Sarah, I’ll. . . please. I’ll call you in New York, I’ll tell you what . . . happens. Just wait, please - wait a week, don’t . . . (Beat) Sarah? (Beat) Sarah? (Beat).

SARAH: I don’t know what to . . . Rudi?

Citation: Moscovitch, Hannah, East of Berlin, Playwrights Canada Press, 2009, pp. 72-79.