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Reunion Study Guide

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by David Mamet
About 55 pages (16,616 words)
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Scene 2 Summary

Bernie comments on how good it is to see Carol, and Carol says his apartment's very nice. Bernie talks about how it was mostly decorated by his friend, Leslie, and that he's lived there a couple of years. Carol talks about her home with Gerry, saying that it gets cramped when Gerry's kids come to visit. She says she and Gerry are talking about buying a house together. She says again that Bernie's place is nice. Bernie seems to not know what to say next.

Scene 2 Analysis

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