Around the Block Page #3
ALL:
Cheers.Congratulations.
Thanks, Julie. Cheers.
you're teaching in Redfern.
Yeah, that's right.
I'm surprised the Abos
turn up to school.
I'm allowed to say that.
I'm one-eighth Aboriginal.
Is he? You really? Are you?
You didn't tell me that.
Well, it's not something
I brag about.
Aborigines in America.
Oh well, actually,
I grew up
Next to a Navajo
reservation.
Dino.
Oh my God, Adam!
What are you doing here?
I didn't know you were back.
Yeah, a couple
of months now.
Wow.
Have you seen Kate?
No.
She's working in the deli down
the end of Queen Street.
She'd love to see you.
Yo.
Hey.
Hey, where have you been?
I got some sh*t
to sort out.
Gonna be laying low
for a while.
No time for me?
It's family business.
Come to the jillawah.
JASON:
Hey, bro.Watch my drink, eh?
We've been mates
a long time, eh?
Yeah.
So I can trust you, eh?
Yeah.
I found out who screwed
over the old man.
Who?
Barry Griffen.
F***, I knew
he was dodgy.
I need someone to help me
sort him out.
Someone I can trust.
Yeah, course, bro.
I don't want no one else
knowing anything until
it's done, all right?
Liam's the only one else.
How much did you
have to drink?
Tobes.
Hey!
What's up, bro?
Lookin' good?
Yeah.
You look like sh*t,
cuz.
Did you go out
last night?
Nah, I was up
reading, eh.
Reading?
Yeah, I'm thinking
of auditioning
for the school play.
Ah, gonna be
a big movie star, Woody?
Nah, it's just
a school play.
Like your
Uncle Charlie, bruz.
He was a deadly
actor, hey.
CHALMERS:
Okay, settle down.
Get into pairs
and just read over the scene.
Girls, some of you may
have to play Hamlet,
As there aren't
enough boys.
Don't worry, there was plenty
of cross-dressing
In Mr. Shakespeare's day.
Take a role each,
and discuss the scene
In the context
of the play.
Just read it aloud and discuss
how they were really feeling.
Is Hamlet hot
for Ophelia?
Is she keen on him?
Have you got a partner?
You want to pair up?
Great.
No.
Here you go.
I already know all my lines.
I was with Jonathan,
but he's chickened out.
Everything okay?
Yes, thanks, Miss.
Come on.
"I have gifts of yours"
That for a long time
I've wanted to return.
"Please receive
them now."
"No, not I.
I never gave you them."
Your line.
"My honored Lord,
you know right well you did."
And with them you wrote
such beautiful words
"As made the gifts more rich,
but now their beauty is lost."
"Take them back,
for to the noble mind,"
"There, my Lord."
"Are you honest?"
"My Lord?"
"Are you fair?"
"What do you mean,
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