Disclaimer: All characters belong to ME except for the ones mentioned (Hamlet, Ophelia)
All of Character A's lines are in a preoccupied, Cockney accentAll of Character B's lines are whispered harshly, as if from backstage
A: Okay, well, this story is about a girl named, er, Ofala, I think—
B: Ophelia!
A: Ophelia, that's it! An' so, she's the dotter of a merchant—
B: Not a merchant! A lord!
A: Oh! Oh, yeah, the dotter of a lord and a merchant—
B: No! A lord and a lordess!
A: B-But lordess isn't a word!
B: It is now!
A: It's lord and lady.
B: Lady! Fine! Just do it right!
A: Aw right, the dotter of a lord and lady. Now, she's got this crazy boyfriend named, er, named, uh…Piglet, I think—No, er…Baconlet, not that's no it…Porklet! That's it!
B: Hamlet!
A: Hamlet! Yeah, well, she's got this crazy boyfriend named Hamlet, and he tells her 'get to the convent!'
B: Not a convent! A nunnery!
A: But a convent and a nunnery are the same things.
B: Just do it my way!
A: Fine! A nunnery. And she's offended by this because…because…because…
B: Because he's basically saying get yourself to a whorehouse!
A: Oh yeah! Because he's saying get to a haunted house, and she don't like haunted houses 'cuz they are scary—
B: Not a haunted house! A whorehouse!
A: Oh. Oh, well, he's basically saying get yourself to a bad-word house, and so she goes all crazy-like, and she passes out flowers like a flower girl, and you know a really good place to buy flowers is—right, well, she's all crazy, 'cuz he was mean, and then she goes and, er…uh…I know it's got something to do with water…
B: Drowns her—
A: Oh yeah! She drowns her cat! And, y'know that's really bad 'cuz that's animal cruelty and—
B: Not her cat! Herself!
A: Oh, she drowns herself, then. Oh, well, that's good 'cuz there's no animal abuse. Oh, okay, so she drowns herself. And that was the end of Ofala.
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