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Love and Money
Dennis Kelly
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Dennis Kelly
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David conducts an office romance by e-mail. He has love at his fingertips. But a shocking admission unravels his relationship piece by chilling piece. Jess loves David. She believes happiness can be bought ā but it doesn't come cheap in a world of easy credit. Jess and David's ideal blend of love and money is killing them. Funny but heart wrenching, this ingenious drama dares us to enter a dislocated world of bad debts and even worse desires. Love and Money opened at the Manchester Royal Exchange in October 2006 with a transfer to the Young Vic, London.
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SIX
(JESS sits in a hospital waiting room. She is deep in thought. She stays like that for a while. There is blood on her sleeves. DAVID enters.)
DAVID: Fucking hell
JESS: I know
DAVID: Are you alright?
JESS: Yeah
DAVID: really?
JESS: yeah
DAVID: Are you?
JESS: Yeah, no I mean
DAVID: No?
JESS: No, I mean yeah, yeah, I am, Iām
DAVID: Are you?
JESS: Yes, please, stop
DAVID: are you sure, I mean have they fucking seen you or what?
JESS: Look thereās nothing wrong with me, donāt get all
DAVID: I mean is there anyone here?
JESS: clingy, because thereās nothing
DAVID: doctors or, I mean fucking hell where is everybody?
JESS: busy, theyāre busy
DAVID: I mean have you spoken to anyone?
JESS: The police.
DAVID: Clingy?
JESS: Everythingās
DAVID: Iām not clingy, Iām worried
JESS: fine
DAVID: Are you okay?
JESS: I am, Iām
DAVID: Youāve got blood on your sleeve, Jess.
She looks at her sleeve.
JESS: What?
Yeah, no, thatās the manās
DAVID: The manās...blood?
JESS: Yes.
Thatās the manās blood.
He hugs her. They stay like that for a while.
DAVID: What happened?
JESS: He just stabbed
DAVID: Who, the man?
JESS: No, he stabbed the man.
DAVID: Who?
JESS: The other man
DAVID: Why did he stab him?
JESS: Because he bumped into him.
DAVID: He stabbed him because he bumped into him?
JESS: Yeah
DAVID: Because he bumped into him?
JESS: Yeah and
DAVID: Fuck
JESS: Yes, yeah, because he fucking
DAVID: What because he bumped into him?
JESS: Well, he was on the phone
DAVID: Who?
JESS: The man ā no, sorry, the other man, the other man was on, he was on the phone, phoning he, and the man, he was running for a bus and the street was crowded so
DAVID: Where was this?
JESS: Oxford Street, he was running for a
DAVID: On Oxford Street?
JESS: Yes, he was, he was running for this
DAVID: On Oxford Street?
JESS: Yes, on, it was on Oxford Street, I said it was on Oxford Street
DAVID: Sorry
JESS: and he bumps into the other man and he knocks, right, and he knocks the phone out of his hands and it goes skittering
DAVID: The phone
JESS: yes, the phone, it goes skittering under this bus
DAVID: are you okay?
JESS: Yes Iām fine.
DAVID: under a bus?
JESS: yeah, yes, like in a joke or something
DAVID: Was it broken?
JESS: It was fucked
DAVID: Was it?
JESS: It was completely fucked
DAVID: You didnāt say it was Oxford Street.
Beat.
When you phoned. When you phoned you didnāt say it was Oxford Street
JESS: No, but Iām saying it now.
DAVID: Yeah, but you didnāt then
JESS: Because a man had been stabbed in the chest, David.
DAVID: Right.
JESS: He was stabbed, he was stabbed in the chest.
DAVID: Okay, Iām just
JESS: What?
DAVID: No, nothing. Sorry, Iām just
JESS: He was dying, the man was
DAVID: Is that what they said, that heās dying?
JESS: No, theyāre not saying anything
DAVID: Why not?
JESS: Because theyāre trying to save his life.
DAVID: Why were you on Oxford Street?
Beat.
JESS: I was on my way to the fucking tube!
DAVID: Iām just asking, Jess.
JESS: He was stabbed!
DAVID: I know Iām just
JESS: Because of a phone
Because of a...thing.
Beat.
I think it was a Nokia.
DAVID: Was it?
JESS: Yeah, it was a, like Janeās.
DAVID: Janeās is a Nokia.
JESS: Thatās what Iām saying, and th...