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Ian Wilding
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Ian Wilding
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'Don't mention it to anyone. Not that we are going to do anything. But don't mention it anyway.'Tim and Angela are on the edge of something irrevocable. A stranger's accusation of infidelity has turned their perfect urban dream into a nightmare. Now, every corner of their inner-city apartment hides a menacing secret, every step outside is a step into the unknown. The threat to their existence is killing them.Enter Dick, private eyeāsmarmy and menacing by turns, a Man Who Makes Things Happen. Though he charges by the hour and his approach is definitely unconventional, Dick may be exactly what the situation requires. But just how far are Tim and Angela willing to go to ensure their personal safety?
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SCENE ONE
DEZ and ANGELA.
DEZ: I saw you. Yes. And you saw me. I said hello. And then you just walked past.
ANGELA: Iām sorry. I donāt understand.
DEZ: You stopped. Looked the other way. And then walked past. You saw me then looked away. When I said hello. And I said it quite loud.
ANGELA: If you were shouting in the street I probably did look away. [She laughs.] If someone from nowhere comes up and shouts at you in the streetā
DEZ: You looked me in the eye and then walked past. Like I was no one. And I want to know why. Because I am someone.
ANGELA: Are you? And is that something entirely up to you?
TIM enters with a glass of water for ANGELA.
TIM: And youāre sure you wonāt have anything?
DEZ: Dez.
TIM pours himself a tumbler of scotch.
ANGELA: May I ask a stupid question?
DEZ: Go ahead.
TIM: [with DEZ] Go aheadādarling.
ANGELA: Only I havenāt been introduced.
DEZ: We havenāt been introduced.
ANGELA: I donāt mean to be formal.
TIM: Is everything all right, darling?
ANGELA: Iām not entirely sure.
ANGELA laughs.
DEZ: We havenāt been introduced. Thatās great.
TIM: Thatās great. Whatās great?
ANGELA: I donāt mean to be rude. But Iām afraid we must be at cross purposes.
DEZ: Thatās fine. No I get it.
TIM: Iām confused.
ANGELA: Dez? Yes. Hello. Yes. Iām sorry. How to ask this? Am I supposed to know you?
DEZ: Thatās great.
ANGELA: Itās justāwhere is it Iām supposed to know you from?
TIM: Yes. Iām confused.
DEZ: You would be.
ANGELA: But where is it you think you know me from?
DEZ: Do you want me to say it in front of your husband?
TIM: In front of me?
ANGELA: No. Iām sorry. I donāt mean to beā
DEZ: Rude.
TIM: You told me you were a friend. Is that not the truth?
ANGELA: A friend of mine?
DEZ: I didnāt say I was a friend.
TIM: I hope weāre not going to split hairs. Because you take someone on their wordā
DEZ: Jesus.
ANGELA: You seem upset. Is there something we can do to help you?
DEZ: There is, actually.
TIM: You donāt know him?
ANGELA: No.
TIM: I take people at face value. And I let you in on your word. Now if thereās been a mistakeāfine. That happens.
ANGELA: I donāt want you to feel that Iām saying anything by itābut Iāve never met you.
TIM: Are you selling something?
DEZ: If I was selling something I wouldnāt come where the residents already have everything. Unless it was insurance.
TIM: Insurance?
DEZ: Iām not selling anything.
ANGELA: Are you from a religious group?
DEZ: Am I a fundamentalist?
ANGELA: We donāt discriminate.
DEZ: I take communion. Is there a problem with that?
TIM: No. I donāt understand.
DEZ: The sacrament.
ANGELA: Weāre saying we donāt make judgements based on religion, Dez.
TIM: This is the wrong way to go about things.
ANGELA: It is a little unfair.
TIM: And you will achieve nothing by it.
ANGELA: Can we call someone for you? Is there someone who helps you?
TIM: Youāve made a cock-up. Yes? Donāt worry about it.
ANGELA: Happens to the best of ...