PC CATCHALL FOR MONIKA

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[And then he's making another pose.]

"If you prick us, do we not bleed? If you tickle us, do we not laugh? If you poison us, do we not die? And if you wrong us, shall we not revenge?"

[And then a laugh, as he looks over at Monika.]

But! I am not made for the stage, my dear madam!

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[W. What kind of poses are these even.

Monika just laughs and politely claps.]

Ahaha, are you sure? That was a pretty good! [Was it? She seems genuine, at least.] The Merchant of Venice, right?

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No, no. I'm no actor. I was merely having a bit of fun.

[And a snap of the fingers.]

You would be right on that one. Very well read.

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Oh, jeez, I mean, you don't need to do something for a living to be good at it.

[Take the compliment, sir. But she smiles at that, walking closer to the stage.]

Well, I think I'd have to run away from embarrassment if I didn't recognize Shakespeare. I am the president of my school's literature club, after all.

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I suppose you have a point, there!

[Oh, he takes compliments all the time, but all for his GREAT DETECTIVE WORK, of course.]

Oh? A literature club? How thrilling! I suppose you know all the classics back to front.

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She covers her mouth with a giggle.]

Oh, gosh, I don't know about front to back... But it's something I'm passionate about. Do you have something like that?

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[He makes another pose!]

I live for solving a good mystery, my dear madam! I'm a great detective, after all. It is my bread and butter.

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You're really a detective? Wow! It must have been destiny.

[So creative of his parents... to switch letters around for copyright reasons...]

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Destiny?

[An interesting word.]

Why "destiny"?