make up ourselves. I doubt it.)
MAN
How did the exercises go?ANOTHER MAN
Not well. I don’t think well ---MAN
Why?THE OTHER MAN
I just don’t think I did it well.MAN
As long as you’re a listener. You have to be a listener. ’Cause you have to really listen, to how people really talk---you know? Because, like we talked about, it’s not what’s said in plays that matters. It’s what’s left to the imagination.WOMAN
I liked mine.MAN
Great, Molly. Can you tell us what you heard?WOMAN
(Gets her paper)I did one at the Red Lobster. And this father was talking to his little girl. Should I read it?
MAN
Yeah.WOMAN
Okay. “Do the lobsters have to die?” “I don’t know, sweetie; they don’t all die.” “But will this one die?” “I guess. If someone eats it.”MAN
Is there more?
