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Then the judges small clear voice took up the thread once more. GABOR (Spoken) My dear boy, the world is filled with men - Businessmen, scientists, scholars even who have done rather poorly in school And, yet, have gone on to brilliant careers Consider our friend… There was a moments silence - a silence of dismay and bewilderment. No way! You'll write my folks? Well, okay Babe, that's how it goes… MORITZ Okay, so now we do the play Act like we so care. GABOR (Spoken) Still, Herr Stiefel, one thing in your letter disturbed me Your - what shall we call it? - veiled threat that should escape not be possible You would take your own life… MORITZ You wanna laugh, it's too absurd You start to ask, can't hear a word You're gonna crash and burn Right, tell me more… And Then There Were None is a detective fiction novel by Agatha Christie, first published in the United Kingdom by the Collins Crime Club on 6 November 1939 under the title Ten Little Niers, later edited to Ten Little Indians, and in the United States by Dodd, Mead and Company in January 1940 under the title And Then There Were. GABOR (Spoken) Should you like, I am ready to write your parents I will try to convince them that no one could've worked harder last semester And also that too rigorous a condemnation of your current misfortune Could have the gravest possible effect on…

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MORITZ The things that sucks - okay? - for me A thousand bucks, I'm, like, scott free And I mean, please…That's all I need Get real, Jose! By now you know the score… GABOR (Spoken) You would do me wrong, Herr Stiefel to read into my refusal any lack of affection On the contrary, as Melchior's mother, I truly believe it to be my duty to curb this momentary loss…

MORITZ Uh huh…uh huh…uh huh…well, fine Not like it's even worth the time But still, you know, you wanted more Sorry, it won't change - been there before GABOR (Spoken) Dear Herr Stief - Moritz, I've spent the entire day thinking about your note Truly it touched me - it did - that you would think of me as a friend Of course, I was saddened to hear that you exams went off less well than you'd hoped And that you will not be promoted, come fall And, yet, I must say straightaway that fleeing to America is hardly the solution And, even if it were, I cannot provide the money you request…