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This Heat In My Brain - Louise

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By Jane Miller - Monologue
Duration: 1 - 2 minutes
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The Calling [EXPLICIT - S, L]
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Jane Miller,
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The Calling
The Calling
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Louise
Louise
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3+ minutes
3+ minutes
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Female
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Serio-Comic, Comedic
Serio-Comic, Comedic
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Mature 50's, Adults 30-40's, Young Adults 20's
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Contemporary 1950-Present
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SLOANE speaks to a person he has just accosted then assaulted. He justifies that it is the heat in his brain, similar to the burning heat of sand on a hot summer day, which has forced him to harm the person. He believes this attack is the only way to cool down his brain and implores his victim to sympathize with him.see less
SLOANE speaks to a person he has just accosted then assaulted. He justifies that it is the heat in his brain, similar to the burning heat of sand on a hot summer day, which has forced him to harm the person. He believes this attack is the only way to cool down his brain and implores his victim to sympathize with.see more
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