Gerard Lenz:
Do you know 'Pericles'?
Anne Goupil:
Yes.
Gerard Lenz:
What do you think?
Anne Goupil:
Is this a test?
Gerard Lenz:
No, I'd like your opinion.
Anne Goupil:
Okay. It's rather disconnected.
Gerard Lenz:
Right. And?
Anne Goupil:
But that doesn't matter.
Gerard Lenz:
Why not?
Anne Goupil:
Because it's on another level. Is that the right answer?
Gerard Lenz:
A plus.
[Anne laughs]
Gerard Lenz:
Everyone says I'm crazy, even Terry, but the reason I want to stage it is because it's "unplayable." But I don't care. It's shreds and patches, yet it hangs together overall. Pericles may traverse kingdoms, the heroes are dispersed, yet they can't escape. They're all reunited in Act V. I want to show that. Do you think I'm crazy?
Anne Goupil:
No. Not at all.
Gerard Lenz:
Thanks. But we must try to make people understand it. It shows a chaotic but not absurd world, rather like our own, flying off in all directions, but with a purpose. Only we don't know what. Am I boring you?
Anne Goupil:
No. I agree. The world is less absurd than it seems.
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