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by Tony Kushner
About 145 pages (43,398 words)
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Part 2: Act 5, Scene 3 Summary

Belize has a plan to smuggle Roy's special drugs out of the hospital room before the doctor discovers them. He has asked Louis to pretend to be a Rabbi, and recite the Jewish prayer for the dead, whilst secretly taking the drugs from Roy's room. Louis refuses to say a prayer for Roy, whom he despises. Belize tells him it is an opportunity for forgiveness.

Louis uses a Kleenex instead of a drape with the Star of David. Ethel joins in the chant, speaking the lines first, which Louis then repeats.

Part 2: Act 5, Scene 3 Analysis

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