He stares at the parcel, slowly stands, and opens it.
Madam, now turn about and promenade to the kitchen. The guests are expected. Stanley Guests? [They kiss] Meg That's what I'm doing.
Now raise your glasses.
GOLDBERG fondles LULU at arm's length. [LULU sits on the table. You won't get a better breakfast there then here. She exits to the kitchen. Couldn't hear a thing. [They stand on each side of the chair.] endobj
Good? If you're ever in any difficulties Uncle Barney will see you in the clear. 5 0 obj
You're empty. A man. Goldberg Been here long? Meg He's been here about a year now. Goldberg Oh yes. i went down there to play. I have stood up. McCann Sit down again! Goldberg Once I'm up I'm up. Stanley Same here. McCann [moving to STANLEY.] [Pause.] Do you understand? McCann You're in a bad state, man. Stanley [whispering, advancing.] He puts the glass down, comes out of the kitchen and walks quickly towards the door, left. While they were students, Robert and Jerry shared a passion for literature. He speaks without turning. Stanley What two gentlemen? Meg I'm expecting visitors. Stanley What? Meg You didn't know that, did you? Stanley What are you talking about? Meg Two gentlemen asked Petey if they could come and stay for a couple of nights. I'm coming up to fetch you if you don't come down! I'm coming up! ] Goldberg Right! getting up in the morning, they say, what is it? [He sits at the table.] While Emma is hurt by her husband’s infidelity, Jerry seems even more shocked and upset to hear about his friend’s affairs: ‘I never suspected there was anyone else… in his life but you. You could do with it. Stanley Me! I disinfected the place this morning. Lulu (at the door.) A beautiful girl. Still, we could go. Lulu But where could we go? Stanley Nowhere.
( He turns sharply, and stops. He walks back towards her slowly. He doesn't know which came first! Goldberg Which came first? McCann Chicken?
GOLDBERG meets STANLEY, seats him in a chair.
Mother Nolan's. Meg There was a night-light in my room, when I was a little girl. McCann One time I stayed there all night with the boys.
Yes. ] McCann [to STANLEY.] ] Goldberg [sipping his tea.] Jerry – You told him everything … about me us ? I want to play a game! Goldberg A game? Lulu What game? Meg Any game. Lulu [jumping up.] Did you... did you have a look inside it? Petey I had a peep. Meg [coming down tensely, and whispering.] Respected by the whole community. Culture? [She pours tea for him.] Don't worry about that. ] Stanley I told you to get those bottles out. Goldberg Mr Webber, sit down a minute. Stanley Let me- just make this clear. He backs, giggling, the torch on his face. He takes out a boy's drum. Stanley (flatly) It's a drum. 11 0 obj
A Scene is a view-based feature. [MCCANN does not answer.] NEVER CALL ME THAT! McCann [writhing.] When did he see them? Meg Last night. Stanley Who are they? Meg I don't know. Stanley Didn't he tell you their names? Meg No. Stanley (pacing the room.) I thought I 'd bring it round. Meg Is it nice? Voice Very nice. Isn't it about time someone came in? Goldberg McCann, what are you so nervous about? This typescript draft of Betrayal by Harold Pinter has the working title ‘A White Wedding’ (f. 23r). They were all there that night.
Madam, now turn about and promenade to the kitchen. The guests are expected. Stanley Guests? [They kiss] Meg That's what I'm doing.
Now raise your glasses.
GOLDBERG fondles LULU at arm's length. [LULU sits on the table. You won't get a better breakfast there then here. She exits to the kitchen. Couldn't hear a thing. [They stand on each side of the chair.] endobj
Good? If you're ever in any difficulties Uncle Barney will see you in the clear. 5 0 obj
You're empty. A man. Goldberg Been here long? Meg He's been here about a year now. Goldberg Oh yes. i went down there to play. I have stood up. McCann Sit down again! Goldberg Once I'm up I'm up. Stanley Same here. McCann [moving to STANLEY.] [Pause.] Do you understand? McCann You're in a bad state, man. Stanley [whispering, advancing.] He puts the glass down, comes out of the kitchen and walks quickly towards the door, left. While they were students, Robert and Jerry shared a passion for literature. He speaks without turning. Stanley What two gentlemen? Meg I'm expecting visitors. Stanley What? Meg You didn't know that, did you? Stanley What are you talking about? Meg Two gentlemen asked Petey if they could come and stay for a couple of nights. I'm coming up to fetch you if you don't come down! I'm coming up! ] Goldberg Right! getting up in the morning, they say, what is it? [He sits at the table.] While Emma is hurt by her husband’s infidelity, Jerry seems even more shocked and upset to hear about his friend’s affairs: ‘I never suspected there was anyone else… in his life but you. You could do with it. Stanley Me! I disinfected the place this morning. Lulu (at the door.) A beautiful girl. Still, we could go. Lulu But where could we go? Stanley Nowhere.
( He turns sharply, and stops. He walks back towards her slowly. He doesn't know which came first! Goldberg Which came first? McCann Chicken?
GOLDBERG meets STANLEY, seats him in a chair.
Mother Nolan's. Meg There was a night-light in my room, when I was a little girl. McCann One time I stayed there all night with the boys.
Yes. ] McCann [to STANLEY.] ] Goldberg [sipping his tea.] Jerry – You told him everything … about me us ? I want to play a game! Goldberg A game? Lulu What game? Meg Any game. Lulu [jumping up.] Did you... did you have a look inside it? Petey I had a peep. Meg [coming down tensely, and whispering.] Respected by the whole community. Culture? [She pours tea for him.] Don't worry about that. ] Stanley I told you to get those bottles out. Goldberg Mr Webber, sit down a minute. Stanley Let me- just make this clear. He backs, giggling, the torch on his face. He takes out a boy's drum. Stanley (flatly) It's a drum. 11 0 obj
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[MCCANN Goes to the door, switches off the light, comes back, shines the torch on MEG. [He sits at the table, right.] Of course, I'm not really qualified to say, Mr Boles. Open your present. He stares at the parcel, slowly stands, and opens it.
Madam, now turn about and promenade to the kitchen. The guests are expected. Stanley Guests? [They kiss] Meg That's what I'm doing.
Now raise your glasses.
GOLDBERG fondles LULU at arm's length. [LULU sits on the table. You won't get a better breakfast there then here. She exits to the kitchen. Couldn't hear a thing. [They stand on each side of the chair.] endobj
Good? If you're ever in any difficulties Uncle Barney will see you in the clear. 5 0 obj
You're empty. A man. Goldberg Been here long? Meg He's been here about a year now. Goldberg Oh yes. i went down there to play. I have stood up. McCann Sit down again! Goldberg Once I'm up I'm up. Stanley Same here. McCann [moving to STANLEY.] [Pause.] Do you understand? McCann You're in a bad state, man. Stanley [whispering, advancing.] He puts the glass down, comes out of the kitchen and walks quickly towards the door, left. While they were students, Robert and Jerry shared a passion for literature. He speaks without turning. Stanley What two gentlemen? Meg I'm expecting visitors. Stanley What? Meg You didn't know that, did you? Stanley What are you talking about? Meg Two gentlemen asked Petey if they could come and stay for a couple of nights. I'm coming up to fetch you if you don't come down! I'm coming up! ] Goldberg Right! getting up in the morning, they say, what is it? [He sits at the table.] While Emma is hurt by her husband’s infidelity, Jerry seems even more shocked and upset to hear about his friend’s affairs: ‘I never suspected there was anyone else… in his life but you. You could do with it. Stanley Me! I disinfected the place this morning. Lulu (at the door.) A beautiful girl. Still, we could go. Lulu But where could we go? Stanley Nowhere.
( He turns sharply, and stops. He walks back towards her slowly. He doesn't know which came first! Goldberg Which came first? McCann Chicken?
GOLDBERG meets STANLEY, seats him in a chair.
Mother Nolan's. Meg There was a night-light in my room, when I was a little girl. McCann One time I stayed there all night with the boys.
Yes. ] McCann [to STANLEY.] ] Goldberg [sipping his tea.] Jerry – You told him everything … about me us ? I want to play a game! Goldberg A game? Lulu What game? Meg Any game. Lulu [jumping up.] Did you... did you have a look inside it? Petey I had a peep. Meg [coming down tensely, and whispering.] Respected by the whole community. Culture? [She pours tea for him.] Don't worry about that. ] Stanley I told you to get those bottles out. Goldberg Mr Webber, sit down a minute. Stanley Let me- just make this clear. He backs, giggling, the torch on his face. He takes out a boy's drum. Stanley (flatly) It's a drum. 11 0 obj
A Scene is a view-based feature. [MCCANN does not answer.] NEVER CALL ME THAT! McCann [writhing.] When did he see them? Meg Last night. Stanley Who are they? Meg I don't know. Stanley Didn't he tell you their names? Meg No. Stanley (pacing the room.) I thought I 'd bring it round. Meg Is it nice? Voice Very nice. Isn't it about time someone came in? Goldberg McCann, what are you so nervous about? This typescript draft of Betrayal by Harold Pinter has the working title ‘A White Wedding’ (f. 23r). They were all there that night.
didn't you enjoy your breakfast, Stan? (She approaches the table.) (STANLEY eats. Which came first? Goldberg and MC Which came first? A second-rate though commercially lucrative writer, Casey represents one of the most powerful betrayals in the play. He then folds the paper, leaving the strips inside. For people when they get up late. Stanley The milk's off. Meg It's not. ] Petey What a night. They follow him upstage, left.