(FIREMAN turns back to the window and begins hauling something up. He pulls it in. a walker. FIREMAN turns back to ELLEN.) It’s have to speak clearly and to my right ear. You’ll ELLEN: a bit old for a fireman. You’re 85. FIREMAN: ELLEN: old. That’s FIREMAN: very old. It’s ELLEN: What happened to the strapping young men I see in calendars. FIREMAN: a volunteer fire department. A of retirees, They’re professionals. ’s dog’s breakfast and tonight most people are home watching the basketball finals. March Madness. I never liked basketball. Soccer was my game. So just me. The room below here is in flames. it’s ELLEN: the study. full of literature. That’s It’s Can you walk? FIREMAN: ELLEN: have to carry me. You’ll FIREMAN: prefer you walk. I’d ELLEN: old. I’m FIREMAN: So am I.
(FIREMAN turns back to the window and begins hauling something up. He pulls it in. It’s a walker. FIREMAN turns back to ELLEN.) You’ll have to speak clearly and to my right ear. ELLEN: You’re a bit old for a fireman. FIREMAN: 85. ELLEN: That’s old. FIREMAN: It’s very old. ELLEN: What happened to the strapping young men I see in calendars. FIREMAN: They’re professionals. ’s a volunteer fire department. A dog’s breakfast of retirees, and tonight most people are home watching the basketball finals. March Madness. I never liked basketball. Soccer was my game. So it’s just me. The room below here is in flames. ELLEN: That’s the study. It’s full of literature. FIREMAN: Can you walk? ELLEN: You’ll have to carry me. FIREMAN: I’d prefer you walk. ELLEN: I’m old. FIREMAN: So am I.
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