From  VALENTINE  VICTORIOUS     JASPER   I  been  runnin’  girls  and  dice  out  the  back  for  years  Julian.       You  know  I  pay  on  my  rackets     and  if  I  fix  a  fight  now  and  again   I  pay  for  that  too     but  Sugar  and  Salt  is  my  Bread  and  Butter.       The  Emerald  Room  is  my  livelihood.   And  a  man  is  entitled  to  his  livelihood.   Now  I’m  a  friend  to  you,  Julian.   Always  have  been  a  friend  to  you.   I  treat  you  well  in  my  club   And  I  appreciate  that  you  kept  your  hands  off  it.     So  I  understand  I  gotta  grease  the  cops  extra  now   considering  your  position   I  understand  that   I  been  around   I  ain’t  just  off  the  train  from  Des  Moines  you  know   I  know  good  business     Grease  is  good  business   And  good  business  is  good  for  everybody,   But  that  sonovabitch  Reed     Ain’t  satisfied  with  business.   He  comes  poking  his  head  around  on  a  Saturday  night     like  he  ain’t  got  a  date   Said  he  got  an  anonymous  tip  there  was  a  dice  game   I  figure  he’s  just  squeakin’  for  grease   So  I  grease  him   grease  his  palm  with  a  glad  hand   and  no  small  bill   but  he  looks  at  me  like  I  handed  him  pigshit!   He  throws  it  back  in  my  face     and  carts  me  downtown  for  racketeering!     You  cant  give  me  the  short  straw  no  more  Julian   I  wont  take  it!   Your  ass  is  too  big  for  your  pants  Julian!   And  I’m  sick  o’  runnin’  down  here  to  kiss  it!   DON’T  GIMME  NO  SHORT  STRAW                            

From  SEASON  ON  THE  LINE     MICKEY     I  have  something.  When  I  was  teaching  conflict  resolution  in  South  Africa,  there  were  three  words  we   worked  to  define:  Racism,  Discrimination  and  Stereotype.  First  -­‐  Stereotypes  are  beliefs  about  people   based  on  their  community,  such  as:  all  British  people  have  bad  teeth  or  all  Mexicans  are  sleepy.  They   don’t  necessarily  have  to  be  acted  upon,  they’re  notions  we  have.  Discrimination  is  using  those   stereotypes  to  make  decisions.  For  instance  -­‐-­‐  Australians  are  all  noisy  drunks  (stereotype),  therefore   I  will  not  serve  this  Australian  gentleman  a  drink  for  fear  he  will  start  a  row  (discrimination).       Finally,  Racism  is  institutionalized  discrimination  based  upon  racial  stereotypes.  Racism  is   specifically  something  systemic  and  handed  down  to  the  community  at-­‐large.  For  instance  -­‐-­‐   black-­‐colored  people  are  dirty,  stupid,  sub-­‐human  animals  (racial  stereotype)  therefore  they  can’t   use  the  same  restrooms  as  whites  (discrimination)  and  let’s  pass  a  law  in  our  province  making  that   punishable  by  whipping  (racism).  My  point  is  that  right  now  I  see  some  stereotypes  and  some  light   discrimination  in  our  production,  but  I  don’t  see  any  racism  getting  in  the  way  of  the  American   Dream.  The  only  person  who  has  anything  specifically  taken  away  from  them  is  Gatsby.                 From  SEASON  ON  THE  LINE     FAYE   Hello.  I  feel  like  I  know  all  of  you  already.  You  have  been  very  inspirational  to  me  and  I  only  hope  I   can  impart  to  you  a  dram  of  what  you  have  granted  me.  You  have  a  great  advocate  in  this  man  and  he   has  revealed  yourselves  to  me  and  you  have  changed  me.     You  see...     The  intimate  self  is  infinitely  porous.  The  most  sensuous  human  moments  are  not  about  opening   ourselves  -­‐  that  is  exhibitionism  -­‐  intimacy  is  when  the  world  calls  out  to  us  to  let  it  in  and  we  give   ourselves  to  one  another,  to  the  Something  Greater  that  calls  us  inexorably  onwards  towards  a   deeper  and  deeper  understanding  of  the  Other.  Intimacy  is  standing  around  a  vat  of  spermaceti  oil   with  thirty  other  people,  squeezing  the  crude  together,  squeezing  random  hands,  turning  the  slick,   evasive  slime  between  us  into  something  thick  and  substantial,  useful  and  romantic.     It  feels  like  an  exorcism,  sometimes,  consumed  by  this  book  as  we  are.  Come  a  little  further  in  with   me...       I  come  here  to  impart  upon  you  two  things  that  you  did  not  know.  First  -­‐  that  Moby-­‐Dick  was   revealed  to  Herman  Melville  by  none  other  than  God  himself,  and  second,  that  this  book  is  the  first   and  most  sacred  text  of  Baha’i.       I’ll  leave  a  copy  of  the  manuscript  of  my  newest  book,  “Attainable  Felicity  -­  Melville  and  Baha’i”right   here.  Read  it  or  don’t  -­‐  I  simply  want  to  be  able  to  contribute  to  this  important  discussion.  If  you  have   any  questions,  I’ll  be  floating  around,  trying  to  stay  out  of  your  ways.  I  can’t  wait  to  know  each  of  you.                      

From  THE  SPARROW     JOYCE     I  know  you’re  not  my  daughter,  Emily  Book.     But  I’ve  been  calling  you  Sweetie     Because  I  want  you  to  feel  loved  here.     I  want  you  to  feel  safe     And  I  want  to  kiss  you  on  the  head     and  make  you  feel  loved     Even  though  we  don’t  know  each  other  yet     Because  I  think  that  you  should  have  a  place     where  you  can  feel  that  way.     And  I’m  sorry  if  I...     I  come  into  Sara’s  room  when  I  feel...     Because  I  don’t  want  to  bring  that  into  the  rest  of  the  house     But  this  is  your  room  now,  Emily,     and  I  won’t  bring  that  in  here  anymore.     I  just...  I  look  at  you  and  I...  I  start  to  think  about     What  happened     It’s  not  fair  to  you,  and  it’s  not  your  fault,  but  when  I  look  at  you     I  think  about  Sara       I  get  stuck     I  want  to  be  better  than  that  for  you     But  I  get  stuck.     What  happened  that  day?     The  field  trip—  You  were  on  the  bus  just  before     Do  you  know  anything  that  I  don’t  know.  I  just—     Do  you  remember  anything?     …     I  can’t  remember  what  she  was  wearing  that  day.     I  helped  her  get  dressed  everyday,     But  I  can’t  remember  what  she  was  wearing  that  day.       Now.     I  have  some  spirit  boxes  for  the  team  downstairs     That  aren’t  going  to  put  themselves  together.     I  would  love  it  if  you  would  come  down     And  sit  with  me  while  I  pack  up  spirit  boxes     And  I  can  put  in  the  cookies     And  you  can  put  in  the  pencils  and  the  stickers     And  we  can  talk  about  school     Or  Boys     Or  anything  you  like.  How  does  that  sound,  Emily?                        

From  THE  SPARROW     ALBERT     ...  Listen.  Emily.     I’m  glad  you’re  here  and...     ...     I’m  glad  you’re  here  and  I  hope  you  feel  like  you’re  home  because  ...     I  feel  like  you’re  home.     ...     I’m  glad  you’re  home.     I  didn’t  think  I’d  feel  like  that     So  I  haven’t  been...     But  I...     You  make  this  feel  like  home.     Okay.     …   You  know,  you  oughta  put  on  a  dress  and     Go  down  there  and  just     Have  a  good  time  and     Dance  with  everybody  and     It’s  the  homecoming  dance,  you  know?     And  you’re  home....     So...     How’s  that  poetry?  ...     And  Margaret  Rosenthal  talked  me  through  that     Corsage  deal     And  if  you  don’t  use  it  I’ll  hear  about  it     And  Joyce  was  hoping  you’d  get  your  picture  taken     In  a  dress  and     That’s  a  picture  I’d  like  to  have  in  the  house       Okay?     Okay.     I’ll  drive  you.     Just  let  me  know  when  you’re  ready    and  I’ll  be  glad  to  drive  you  down  there.     And  if  it’s  no  fun  I’ll  come  pick  you  up.     I’ll  see  you  in  a  minute.                                      

From  CURSE  OF  THE  CRYING  HEART     MIKAKO     Before  there  was  light  there  was  Akuma.   And  just  as  Gods  give  us  their  children   so  does  Akuma.   And  as  the  unjust  kill  the  children  of  Gods   so  must  the  righteous  destroy  the  children  of  Akuma.   This  is  balance,  neh?     The  sword  you  wear   It  was  forged  in  the  same  fire  that  baptized  the  Black  Ghost     last  son  of  Akuma.   Akuma  gave  the  sword  to  the  Black  Ghost   and  it  hung  at  his  side  for  centuries.   Those  who  looked  on  that  blade   looked  on  nothing  more  but  the  abyss   and  as  long  as  he  held  it   he  could  not  be  beaten.   Even  now   no  blade  may  touch  The  Black  Ghost     save  his  own.         You  fought  with  a  sword  that  makes  you  invincible.   It  is  written  that  Black  Ghost  will  descend  upon  Kyoto.   It  is  written  that  he  will  seduce  those  weakened  by  war   and  use  them  to  his  own  design.   It  is  written  that  he  will  call  for  the  sword     and  that  the  sword  will  come.   We  have  been  waiting  for  92  years   to  intercept  the  blade     and  fulfill  our  part  of  the  prophecy.   By  delivering  the  crane   to  the  unfortunate  soul  who  bears  the  blade.     The  Black  Ghost  must  be  destroyed.   He  is  the  Last  Son  of  Akuma.                                      

From  THE  HAMMER  TRINITY     OLYMPIA     It’s  funny,  but  you  know,     Ask  any  out  there  what  they  remember  of  their  mothers     And  each  will  say  the  same:     Something  of  her  beauty,     Something  of  her  keeping  house,     And  then  something  of  her  protection.     It’s  true  to  the  last,     I’ve  asked  them  all,     As  I  serve  surrogate  to  thousands     I  don’t  wonder  I  deserve  at  least  some  comfort     in  what  they’ll  recall  of  me  when  I  am  gone.     As  far  as  beauty  carries,     I’ve  little  hope  they’ll  cite  more  than  my  white  eye,     And  though  I’m  proud  to  have  washed  many  times  my  share  of  laundries     It  is  that  third  remembrance  I  wish  for  most;     Mothers  make  the  world  right,     Even  one  so  base  unjust  as  ours,     And  yet,     We  will  not  sing  our  way  to  Justice.     Nor  will  crowning  one  of  us  a  King     Inspire  the  rest  to  rise  above  their  troubles     Their  tragedies  are  not  so  fortunately  wrought  as  Casper  Kent’s.                                                                

From  THE  HAMMER  TRINITY     CASPER   I  claim  this  hammer,     I’ve  struck  the  bell,     Am  I  not  your  King?   I  am  and  I  am  not,  I  suppose.     Well,  I  say,  if  we  wish  to  save  ourselves  from  destruction     We  must  choose  a  new  story.     One  that  takes  perspective  as  its  purpose     And  considers     That  our  words  must  be  weighed  against  a  greater  weight  than  steel     Else  they  sink  us  into  graves.     So  Stick  to  the  King  you’ve  claimed,     War  here  as  you  are,     And  dissolve  yourselves  to  blood  against  an  army  of  villains,    Or  Choose  anew,     And  continue  the  battle  together  as  heroes  all.     It’s  true,  I  cannot  solve  this  conflict  but  I  can  withstand  it,     I  have  proven  that  much,     And  if  you  would  stand  behind  me     I  will  lead  a  third  way  through.    One  that  aims  us  upward  toward  a  point  so  high     It  hangs  above  New  Plymouth  like  a  star,     And  shows  this  capital  to  be  but  the  foundation     Of  our  more  monumental  effort.     For  our  nation  is  a  pyramid,  unfinished,     but  perfect  in  design     And  worthy  of  a  never-­‐ended  labor  to  achieve  it.     Progress  is  slow,  yes,     But  this  hammer,  our  most  productive  tool,     Swings  with  power  so  great  that  it  must  give  the  mason  pause     Lest  we  strike  apart  the  stones  beneath  our  feet,     So  though  we  may  spend  eons  in  the  climb     Providence  watches  over  our  ascent     And  judges  it  profoundly  Good.                                          

From  SEASON  ON  THE  LINE     AMOS     Amos?  Right?  Poor  little  Amos?  Poor,  rich,  famous  Amos?  Do  you  know?  Do  you?  Do  you  know  who   Amos  is?  I  don’t.  I  made  him  up.  He’s  a  name.  He’s  a  thing.  He’s  a  profile.  A  hero.  And  Amos  doesn’t   cry.  Amos  doesn’t  quit.  Amos  doesn’t  get  talked  to  like  he’s  no  one.  He’s  Amos  Delaney.  He’s  Amos.   I’m  trash.  I’m  terrible.  I’m  the  worst  actor  in  the  room.  How  can  Amos  like  them?  They  don’t  like   Amos.  Maybe  I  can  be...  before.  I  can  not  be  Amos,  then  they  won’t  know  me  and  they’ll  like  me  and  I   can  like  them.  It’s  because  they  know  me,  see?  Do  you?  Do  you  see?  What  if,  what  if  I’m  not  Amos,  and   we  only  invite  people  who  don’t  know  Amos?  But  the  reviewers,  the  reviewers  know  Amos.  Then  we   don’t  invite  them.  We  don’t.  We  invite  the  other  reviewers  who  don’t  know  us.  I  know  reviewers  who   don’t  know  us.  They  know  me.  No.  No.  They  know  Amos.  They  know  that  Amos.  Not  this  Amos.  This   Amos  isn’t  in  charge,  he  runs  away  and  breathes  in  bags,  but  that  Amos  -­‐-­‐  that  Amos,  he,  you  know   what  he  did  one  time?  He  bought  dinner  for  all  the  photographers  who     were  following  him.  And  then  he  bought  them  all  drinks.  And  then,  he  stole  their  cameras  and  had  his   guys  bury  them  in  the  Hollywood  Hills.                                                                                    

From  THE  HAMMER  TRINITY     DAVY   The  new  king  built  a  shipyard   With  aim  to  clear  us  from  the  water.   As  I  am  your  Keeper  of  the  Salt   My  course  was  clear.   If  you  mean  to  mutiny  get  to  it   Otherwise  somebody  speak.       What  sailor  lost  at  sea  could  help  but  heed  the  lighthouse?   Even  when  he  sights  the  rock  himself?   It  is  natural  to  indulge  the  illusion   That  someone  other  than  ourselves  will  provide  for  us.   But  that  hope  is  a  siren  song.     We  know  this.   We  have  sailed  this  straight  before.   We  know  these  waters  well.     So  must  we  be  wrecked  again  upon  this  rock   Before  we  claim  the  right  to  captain  our  own  course?   Or  is  that  dream  dried  up?   Have  we  Folk  forgotten  what  we  are  capable  of  when  we  stand  up  on  our  own  two  feet?   Have  we?     Then  what  need  we  of  this  “Iron  Stag  King?”   He’s  clamored  his  way  to  raise  the  hammer,  so  be  it   Good  on  him   But  now  he  demands  we  sacrifice  “for  a  greater  good.”   Whose  greater  good?     Not  ours.   So  I  say  any  man  worth  his  Salt  kneels  only  so  his  brothers   And  his  sisters     And  above  all  his  children   May  climb  upon  his  back   And  reach  higher   For  their  own  greater  good   And  the  good  of  any  who  call  themselves  Crownless!   I  say  we  keep  the  Salt  for  Havenston’s  good  and  no  greater!   I  say  fear  not  the  cost  in  bread  or  blood   But  we  declare  our  independence!   And  if  this  King  wants  to  take  our  Salt     I  say  we  make  him  swim  for  it!                            

From  THE  HAMMER  TRINITY   KAELAN       “Who  is  Casper  Kent?”     Art  is  only  useful  inasmuch  as  it  concretizes  the  abstract.     The  big  questions.     Life,  death,  the  nature  of  identity.     So  I’ve  given  it  this  title  “Who  is  Casper  Kent?”     Here’s  the  original  if  you  like.     I’m  content  with  the  larger  version.       Most  folk  would  find  such  a  portrait  Distasteful,     But  to  me  it  captures  something  Wonderful.     The  way  the  air  glimmers  by  the  sun     Illuminating  the  last  breath  of  freedom  escaping  you.     A  final  moment  of  truth.     Before  you  were  turned  subject.     You  look  so  much  like  her.     I  was  a  friend  of  your  parents.     But  of  course  you  wouldn’t  believe  that.     How’s  the  palette?  More  water?     Tea?  Coffee?  Something  stronger?     Cigarette?     ...     Suit  yourself.       Where  are  you  on  the  hammer  now?     Is  it  actually  heavy  or  metaphorically?     Can  anyone  lift  it?     Just  you?     ...     You  are  your  mother’s  son.     Imagine,     That  first  time  The  Hand  raised  the  hammer  together     Nobody  knew  who  was  lifting  it.     Was  it  Kathryn  all  along  being  generous?     Or  was  it  one  of  us  being  exceptional?     Was  it  all  of  us  together?     We  each  held  our  opinions     But  the  truth...     No  one  but  Kathryn  could  say     And  like  you  she  would  not.     Of  course  that’s  why  they  killed  her.       And  now  here  we  are,     Divided  down  our  middles,     Each  of  us  wondering  if  we’re  a  hero  or  a  villain  in  this  tale,     And  so  I  ask  again,     Who  is  Casper  Kent?     The  answer  is  of  paramount  importance.              

From  THE  HAMMER  TRINITY     WILKE     My  brother  Jacob?    …   Two  older,     The  fun  one?     He  was  the  last  of  my  brothers  to  go  and  fight  in  the  Burn.     It  was  near  the  end,     Hope  for  the  Grass  was  Lost.     And  I  was  old  enough  to  know  he  wouldn’t  likely  return.     I  was  so  upset.     I  ran  away,  In  protest  or...     So  he  would  have  to  come  and  find  me.     He  did,  and  I  cried  to  him,     “Why  are  you  leaving?     Father’s  dead.     They’ve  killed  all  our  brothers.     The  Guardians  have  failed.     Why  would  you  go  now?”   I  didn’t  understand.     He  knelt  with  me     And  he  reminded  me     that  all  the  Grass  were  our  family     And  we’d  sworn  an  oath  to  protect  them     He  gave  me  his  sword  and  he  taught  me     The  oath  our  Father  had  taught  him:       Father  of  the  land,     Mother  in  the  sky     Brother,  Sister,  Son  and  Daughter,     Guardians  before  me     be  near  me  now,     The  enemy  before  me  behind.     Hearth  of  my  home     Lend  me  your  fire     Warm  my  sword     That  I  may  defend  my  family.       Casper  is  my  family.     And  now  that  you’re  married,  you  are  too.     So  I  will  honor  my  oath     And  I  will  defend  you  as  long  as  I  live.                              

From  THE  GREAT  AND  TERRIBLE  WIZARD  OF  OZ     TOTO   A  brief  history  of  the  life  of  Dorothy  Gale,  up  to  this   point.  A  powerpoint  presentation  by  Toto,  her  dog.   Dorothy  is  a  girl.  She  is  a  good  petter  and  stick  thrower.   She  is  in  school,  where  she  goes  during  the  day  and  I  wait   for  her  until  her  aunt,  Em,  says,  “Well  Toto,  looks  like   Dorothy’s  back  from  school,”  and  then  I  run  outside  and   jump  up  and  down  and  she  scratches  the  good  spot  right   behind  my  left  ear  and  I  start  to  wag  my  foot  like  crazy.   Dorothy  sometimes  sits  with  me  by  the  window  and  talks  to   me  about  boys  she  likes  or  places  she  wants  to  go  besides   school,  but  boys  never  come  over  and  she  never  seems  to  go   anyplace  but  school,  or  Perkins,  where  she  drinks  lots  of   coffee  and  writes  things  down  in  her  notebook  that  I  ate   one  time  and  it  tasted  like  coffee  and  she  hit  me  for  that,   but  I  deserved  it.   Dorothy  saved  my  life  once.  She  told  me  about  it.  When  her   parents  died,  car  accident,  her  Aunt  Em  told  her  she  could   have  a  dog.  She  picked  me.  They  would’ve  had  to  put  me  to   sleep  if  she  hadn’t  picked  me.  She  saved  my  life.  She  told   me.    

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