Leah is speaking to someone named Phil who is not responding or answering any of her questions. She asks Phil what he is thinking about and grows increasingly insecure, wondering if he is thinking negative things about her or judging her for talking too much.

In this scene LEAH is talking to her friend PHIL and he does not respond. LEAH: Are you happy? No, don’t answer that, Jesus, sorry , what’s wrong with me, sorry - Are you? No, I’m just wondering. I mean what is happy, what’s happy all about, who says you’re supposed

LEAH and PHIL, PHIL eating an ice cream. LEAH: What are you thinking? No answer. No, don't tell me, sorry, that's a stupid, that's such a stupid - You can tell me, you know. You can talk to me. I won't judge you, whatever it is. Whatever you're, you know, I …

LEA acknowledges they both live in fear but have each other for support, trying to convince Phil they need each other. The play explores the inner thoughts and struggles of young people through LEA's monologue. LEA: What are you thinking? No answer. You can tell me, you know. You can talk to me. I wont judge you, whatever it. is.

Usage: Leah is a personal name in the Hebrew Bible, primarily known as the first wife of Jacob and the sister of Rachel. Cultural and Historical Background: Her name is often associated with the idea of weariness or tiredness, possibly reflecting her life circumstances or the perception of her character in the narrative.

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LEAH: No! Stop, don’t, don’t, Phil, don’t, what are you doing, what are you... PHIL: He’s dead, everyone thinks he’s dead. What difference will it make? She stares at him. LEAH: But he’s not dead. He’s alive.

Oct 27, 2009 · Leah, the forsaken; A play, in five acts by Daly, Augustin, 1838-1899. Publication date 1862 Publisher London, S. French Collection cornell; americana Contributor Cornell University Library Language English Item Size 53.1M . The metadata below describe the original scanning. Follow the "All Files: HTTP" link in the "View the book" box to the ...

LEAH -monologue By Dennis Kelly Josie Murphy-White Leah- DNA by Dennis Kelly LEAH: What are you thinking? No answer. No, don’t tell me, sorry, that’s a stupid, that’s such a stupidYou know. You can talk to me. I won’t judge you, whatever it is. Whatever you’re, you know, I won’t, I won’t… Is it me?

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