The Piano - The Value of Listening to Others
Flora:
Actually, to tell you the whole truth, Mother says that most people speak rubbish, and it's not worth it to listen.
Aunt Morag:
Well, that is a strong opinion.
Flora:
Aye. It's unholy.
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The Piano - The Unconventional Sound of Imagination
Stewart:
What would you think if someone played a kitchen table like it were a piano?
Aunt Morag:
Like it were a piano?
Stewart:
It's strange isn't it? I mean it's not a piano, it doesn't make any sound.
Aunt Morag:
No, no sound.
Stewart:
I knew she was mute, but now I'm thinking it's more than that. I'm wondering if she's not brain affected.
Aunt Morag:
No sound at all?
Stewart:
No, it was a table.
Aunt Morag:
Well, she was very violent with the gown. She tore off a chunk of lace. If I hadn't been there I'd have sworn she'd used her teeth and wiped her feet on it.
Stewart:
Well it has not yet come to anything. Just a concern.
Aunt Morag:
Oh, yes, yes of course, a concern.
Stewart:
There is something to be said for silence.
Aunt Morag:
Oh indeed.
Stewart:
And with time she will, I'm sure, become affectionate.
Aunt Morag:
Certainly, there is nothing so easy to like as a pet and they are quite silent.
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