text || Lawrence Upton

TAKING WORDS FOR A WALK

First Adult: (like a child heckling Second Adult) blab blurt chat gab yak

Second Adult: (responding in kind, facetiously) cackle

First Adult: (like a child heckling Second Adult) cry bawl sob sigh

Second Adult: (responding possibly facetiously) whimper

First Adult: (like a child heckling Second Adult) whine

Second Adult: (more aggressively) divulge cackle chatter

First Adult: (responding in kind) chat blurt dirge

Second Adult: (mock melodramatic) bemoan

First Adult: (nasty at Second Adult) groan, bawl

Second Adult: (taking the piss) appeal

First Adult: (defensive) hint blurt

Second Adult: (defensive) banter chatter cackle

First Adult: cry

Second Adult: deplore

First Adult: moan

Second Adult: bemoan desire

First Adult: breath

Second Adult: (nastily) cackle

Third Adult: comedy

Second Adult: (explanatory) banter

First Adult: (responding) blurt dirge

Second Adult: (as before) bemoan

First Adult: groan

Second Adult: deplore

Third Adult: appetite

First Adult: (aggressive at Third Adult) clue blurt

Second Adult: (to Third Adult) broadway comedy cackle

First Adult: cry

Second Adult: deplore

First Adult: moan

Second Adult: bemoan craving

Third Adult: (finger counting) example cackle, ample custom,

apathy vortex

First Adult: craft blurt field dirge

Second Adult: bygone lumber

First Adult: groan

Second Adult: endure ascot clever

Third Adult: (annoyingly calm) even arena

First Adult: field blurt

Second Adult: (wistful) father

Third Adult: (as before) advocate alienated agnostic craft, excessive document ability

Second Adult: (at First Adult) cackle domain cry

Third Adult: adjacent

Second Adult: (melodramatic) bygone forest aeon

First Adult: moan

Third Adult: (as before, to First Adult) accredit coercion

Second Adult: although

First Adult: (nasty) bed adaptive