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The Children

Rose Robin

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The Children

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Play

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Genders

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Style

Dramatic

Length

Long

Time Period

Contemporary

Time/Place

Present Day

Act/Scene

Act 1

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Rose has just revealed her plans to return to the nuclear plant she,

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Start: ROBIN: You’re serious aren’t you?

ROSE. Might be fun, in some ways. Catch up with the old team.

ROBIN. They didn’t like me much.

[.. …]

End: ROSE. Hazel’ll know.

ROBIN. Why would Hazel know?

ROSE. Hazel made it up. HAZEL!

ROSE/ROBIN. HAZEL! HAZEL! HAZEL!

For full extended scene, please refer to the script edition cited here: Lucy Kirkwood, The Children, Nick Hern Books, 2016, pp. 73-93.

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