Friday on My Mind

Margot. MARGOT That was quick. CLAUDE I sat next to the wrong person. Really? MARGOT Where? He grabs her He hands her a hot dog. She stretches up and peers over the seats. shirt. CLAUDE Please don’t look. She’ll see you. MARGOT Careful with my blouse. 2. 2 CUT TO: Margot is sleeping, her head against the window. Claude listens to his iPod. He takes out the earphones, gets up, and walks to the front of the car. Opens the door and goes between cars. The train roars and screeches.

beside the plant, next to the offices. And it's in my space. Who else would do that except Bill Peach? Never mind that the whole lot is practically empty at that hour. Never mind that there are spaces marked "Visitor." No, Bill's got to park in the space with my title on it. Bill likes to make subtle statements. So, okay, he's the division vice-president, and I'm just a mere plant manager. I guess he can park his damn Mercedes wherever he wants. I put my Buick next to it (in the space marked "Controller")

follow his bent. The goal, therefore, of training such as Maupassant's own is not the at- tainment of an absolutely best method, but the discovery of the special subject and the scheme of treatment which are most in harmony with the writer's mind. As Louis Bouilhet, another early ix Guy de Maupassant adviser, used to remind him, an output of a hun- dred lines is enough to stamp a man as an artist, if they are the hundred which express his essence of originality. But if no

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plans to die by her side 25 5.2 Friar realizes Romeo didn't get his message 26 5.1b He buys poison from an apothecary 5.3a Guards fight Romeo; he escapes 27 5.3b Romeo finds Juliet and drinks the poison; Juliet wakes and kills herself Friday morning 28 5.3c Prince condemns Montague and Capulet PROLOGUE CHORUS Two households, both alike in dignity, families, rank In fair Verona, where we lay our scene, From ancient grudge break to new mutiny, rivalry, outbreaks, fighting

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coupons from the newspaper and pins them on a bulletin board already covered with them. We see various recipes torn out from women's magazines along the lines of "101 Ways to Cook Pork." THELMA He already thinks you're out of your mind, Louise, that don't carry much weight with Darryl. Are you at work? LOUISE (V.O.) No, I'm callin' from the Playboy Mansion. THELMA I'll call you right back. Thelma goes through the living room to the bottom of the stairs and

recreating medieval life as well as suits of armor. * Execution Site * The Crown Jewels * Bloody Tower * Medieval Palace * Walk the Wall * Royal Chapel * Beauchamp Tower * Knight in shining armor demonstration During my visit, there was also an exhibition of Henri VIII’s dressed to kill. Victoria and Albert Museum: Une des plus grandes, des plus éclectiques des collections d’objet venant de partout dans le monde, « le V&A a quelque chose pour tout le monde »

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