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mlraymond — 18 years ago(November 19, 2007 01:57 AM)

Does anyone think that Anthony's declaration of love for Lesly is sincere; at least he thinks he means it? The reason I ask is because of his line at the end, when he says to Marty " If you really cared for her, you would never have brought her here."
One of many thought provoking lines in a a very memorable play.
And when he crossed the bridge, the phantoms came to meet him

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In the version I saw
he means it @ the time
but that is one of the many manny things that I am sure
they play with from night to night
on the stage
if it is only one way
& u can't play with it
it is not soooo so likely to "mature"
rats doivent laver les pattes
vor der Ruckkehr in die Kanalisation

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