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Key Information

Show

Doubt: A Parable

Show Type

Play

Characters

Sister Aloysius Beauvier Father Brendan Flynn

Genders

: 1
: 1

Style

Dramatic

Length

Long

Time Period

Contemporary

Time/Place

Principal’s Office, St. Nicholas Catholic School, The Bronx, New York, 1964

Act/Scene

Scene Eight

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Context

Sister Aloysius is certain that Father Brendan Flynn is abusing

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Start: Flynn: May I come in? Sister Aloysius: We would require a third party.

End: Flynn: Yes. This is Father Brendan Flynn of the St. Nicholas parish. I need to make an appointment to see the bishop.

Shanley, John Patrick. Doubt. New York: Theater Communications Group, 2005, pp. 50-56.

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