Scene 8 Prompts Flashcards
(52 cards)
Alfieri
You won’t have a friend in the world, Eddie! Even those who understand will turn against you, even the ones who feel the same will despise you! Put it out of your mind! Eddie!
C m w t I B. T. I w t r s. I i. T o t.
T r. F-f-o S S, B, y. G f. H?
Connect me with the Immigration Bureau. Thanks. I want to report something. Illegal immigrants. Two of them. That’s right. Four-forty-one Saxon Street, Brooklyn, yeah. Ground floor. Heh?
I’m just around the neighborhood, that’s all. Heh?
Louis
Go bowlin’, Eddie?
No, I d h.
No, I’m due home.
Louis
Well, take it easy.
I s y.
W i e?
I s w i e?
I’ll see yiz.
Where is everybody?
I says where is everybody?
Beatrice
I decided to move them upstairs with Mrs. Dondero.
O, t a m u t a?
Oh, they’re all moved up there already?
Beatrice
Yeah.
W C?
S u t?
Where’s Catherine? She up there?
Beatrice
Only to bring pillow cases.
S a m i w t.
She ain’t movin’ in with them.
Beatrice
Look, I’m sick and tired of it. I’m sick and tired of it!
A r, a r, t i e.
All right, all right, take it easy.
Beatrice
I don’t wanna hear no more about it, you understand? Nothin’!
W y b o a?
W b t i h?
What’re you blowin’ off about? Who brought them in here?
Beatrice
All right, I’m sorry; I wish I’d a drop dead before I told them to come. In the ground I wish I was.
D d d, j k i m w b t i h, t a.
Don’t drop dead, just keep in mind who brought them in here, that’s all.
I mean I got a couple of rights here.
This is my house here not their house.
Beatrice
What do you want from me? They’re moved out; what do you want now?
I w m r!
I want my respect!
Beatrice
So I moved them out, what more do you want? You got your house now, you got your respect.
I d l t w y t t m, B.
I don’t like the way you talk to me, Beatrice.
Beatrice
I’m just tellin’ you I done what you want!
I d l i!
T w y t t m a t w y l a m.
T i m h.
A s i m n a I r f h.
I don’t like it! The way you talk to me and the way you look at me. This is my house. And she is my niece and I’m responsible for her.
Beatrice
So that’s why you done that to him?
I d w t h?
I done what to him?
Beatrice
What you done to him in front of her; you know what I’m talkin’ about. She goes around shakin’ all the time, she can’t go to sleep! That’s what you call responsible for her?
T g a r, B.
D y h w I s?
The guy ain’t right, Beatrice.
Did you hear what I said?
Beatrice
Look, I’m finished with it. That’s all.
I g h i o w y o o t d, B.
I’m gonna have it out with you one of these days, Beatrice.
Beatrice
Nothin’ to have out with me, it’s all settled. Now we gonna be like it never happened, that’s all.
I w m r, B, a y k w I t a.
I want my respect, Beatrice, and you know what I’m talkin’ about.
Beatrice
What?
W I f l d i t b a w I d f l d.
I d w n-
What I feel like doin’ in the bed and what I don’t feel like doin’. I don’t want no –
Beatrice
When’d I say anything about that?
Y s, y s, I a d. I d w n m c a t, B. I d w I f l d o w I d f l d.
You said, you said, I ain’t deaf. I don’t want no more conversations about that, Beatrice. I do what I feel like doin’ or what I don’t feel like doin’.
Beatrice
Okay.
I u t b d, B.
Y h a w d w.
You used to be different, Beatrice. You had a whole different way.
Beatrice
I’m no different.
Y d u t j m a t t a e.
T l y o t I c i t h I d k w g h m.
I a s g i h a I t p.
You didn’t used to jump me all the time about everything. The last year or two I come in the house I don’t know what’s gonna hit me. It’s a shootin’ gallery in here and I’m the pigeon.
Beatrice
Okay, okay.
D t m o, o, I t y t t.
A w i s t b t h.
I I t y t g a r d t m h i r.
Don’t tell me okay, okay, I’m tellin’ you the truth.
A wife is supposed to believe the husband. If I tell you that guy ain’t right don’t tell me he is right.
Beatrice
But how do you know?
B I k. I d g a m a.
H g m t h-j t f m I s h. A I d l y s I d w h m a.
I b m b p h s l s s c g o a m a b c o p.
W I d t i I d w h t g m?
S y t l I w a c m o s.
Because I know. I don’t go around makin’ accusations. He give me the heeby-jeebies the first minute I seen him. And I don’t like you sayin’ I don’t want her marryin’ anybody. I broke my back payin’ her stenography lessons so she could go out and meet a better class of people. Would I do that if I didn’t want her to get married? Sometimes you talk like I was a crazy man or sump’m.
Beatrice
Well, you kept her a baby, you wouldn’t let her go out. I told you a hundred times.
A r. L h g o, t.
All right. Let her go out, then.
Beatrice
But she likes him.
B, s a b, h i s g k w s l?
Beatrice, she’s a baby, how is she gonna know what she likes?