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  					Andy, a civil servant all his life, is on his deathbed, querulously awaiting his departure, while Bel plies her embroidery needle, delicately working on his winding sheet. They talk past, at, but seldom with, each other. A field of rubble separates the room from the one in which their sons, Fred and Jake, talk and talk, playing word games, battling clichés at each other, slipping into roles co-written by Le Carre and Sartre of nauseius Hooray Henries. This pair engage in a Shakespearean dialogue with the 'morally bankrupt, spiritually scabrous' incumbent, their father, as its target. | 
				
			
			
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