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Reluctant Strangers
by William D Sauers   

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Category:  Play/Screenplay
Publisher: Self

ISBN-10:  ReluctantStrangers

Type: Fiction

Pages: 105

Copyright: 
Sep 1 1998

This wonderful coming of age play, brings new life into a lad. Napoleon & Jefferson return from history to influence a lad to live! Thus, Reluctant Strangers.

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CHARACTERS


Jerome - 20's, single, unemployed, on probation.

Celia - Jerome’s Sister, 20's (seven years older), single.

Napoleon - Former Emperor of France, Angel, 40-50, Jerome’s Great Uncle –10 times removed.

Thomas Jefferson - Former President of the U.S. --Angel, 40-50.
Shirley - Jerome’s Probation Officer, 20's,-single.

Betsey Patterson - Jerome’s Great Grandmother –10 times Removed, --Angel, 40-50

Time:--The present, early morning.

Place:--A flat in New York City, run down, poorly furnished, messy. 


Excerpt

ACT I SCENE I


(The play opens with a puff of smoke. As the lights come up, JEROME enters through the only door at stage left. He is unshaven, disheveled and dirty, and tipsy. He is carrying the remains of a six pack of beer. It is early morning.

JEROME opens the refrigerator, puts in what's left of the six pack; taking one, he opens the beer and drains it.)



NAPOLEON sitting up on the couch so he can be seen by the audience)
So early, my boy? A gentlemen would wait at least, as the English are fond of saying, until the sun drops over the yard arm.



JEROME (slurred)
Well, I'm no gentleman. I can't wait, and who are you? How'd you get in here? Great costume! Do you want a beer? Are you a friend of DeeWayne Pruitt, my old roomy? My fat old roomie -- DeeWayne Pruitt? Have I met you?



NAPOLEON (standing up) A glass of wine would be fine; a good French wine, a Sauterne from Bordeaux, perhaps. Although, it seems a trifle early. No, I think a good country wine to start the day would be better--if you don't mind.



JEROME (Slurred.)
The wine steward is off today, so sorry. No wine. Actually, it's not permitted, his honor, won't allow it. (chuckling)


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Reviews for "Reluctant Strangers"

Reviewed by Kathy Kopp 11/5/2002
Very smooth read. Fascinating premise. Sorry, found a few typo's on pg.8,9,10,14,20.
Reviewed by Sanjay Sonawani 12/11/2001
Intriguing. I look forward to go through ntire play.
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