At the beginning of the play, Arlene is paroled from prison. As she
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So, there was this little kid, see, this creepy little f---er next door. Had glasses and somethin� wrong with his foot. I don’t know, seven, maybe.
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� but June yellin� at me, “Arlie, git over here fore some car slips on them frog guts and crashes into you.� (Pause.) I never had so much in one day in my whole life.
For full extended monologue, please refer to the script edition cited here: Marsha Norman, Getting Out. Dramatists Play Service, pp. 9-10.
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