Characters
- ANDY, a man in his fifties
- BEL, a woman of fifty
- JAKE, a man of twenty-eight
- FRED, a man of twenty-seven
- MARIA, a woman of fifty
- RALPH, a man in his fifties
- BRIDGET, a girl of sixteen (Grove Press ed., n. pag.)
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