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Beethoven: You’re not supposed to be in here. I have permission to practice during lunch. But nobody else is supposed to be in here.
CB: You’ve gotten really good. I mean, you always were, but -- Who wrote that? Beethoven?
Beethoven: Chopin.
End:
Beethoven: He was sick, CB. He couldn’t help it. You know they say a dog sees God in his master. A cat looks in the mirror.
CB: I hate cats.
Beethoven: Me too.
Royal, Bert V. Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead. Dramatists Play Service, New York, NY. 2006. pp. 20-24.
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