【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 or 39。No.39。 And of course I39。ll answer YES! Then he turns to you and says, Do you take this woman for your lawful wedded wife?.. .answer 39。Yes39。 or 39。No.39。 (She closes her eyes.) I39。m just dying to hear you say Yes. (Teddy with a look of anguish on his face, turns to see Miss Collins waiting with pencil in hand and does not reply. Edith opens her eyes, surprised at Teddy39。s silence.) Well, you must say Yes. TEDDY: (Still watching Miss Collins.) I... Ican39。t... (Turns his back to them, face in his hands.) EDITH: What? Teddy Lawson, do you mean to say you don39。t want to say Yes? TEDDY: No! (Indicates another No by raising a finger.) EDITH: Then answer... YES or NO! TEDDY: Darling... I must say NO! EDITH: Oh!... NOW I see why you39。ve been acting so now why you said No. TEDDY: Darling, it was for your good that I said it. EDITH: For my good! Oh, it39。s the woman who must pay! TEDDY: You39。re wrong。 it39。s Dad who must pay. EDITH: Oh, so it was your father who bought your love for money. Well, I39。ll see him about this. Oh, my heart is breaking, my heart is breaking... (She exits R, in tears.) COLLINS: I39。m afraid you39。ve lost your sweetheart, sir. TEDDY: Oh, hush up! (Coming to Miss Collins L.) Did you help me out of my dilemma? NO! You could have said I was wanted outside... did you do it? NO! You could have had that phone ring. Did you do it? NO! Were you any help to me at all? NO! (He changes mood quickly.) That39。s four... put them all down. (Laughs and looks at sheet.) How many have we got there now? COLLINS: (Counting.) Five ten fifteen TEDDY: Don39。t skip any. COLLINS: Just fortysix, sir. TEDDY: (Excitedly, taking stage.) Fortysix? Why, it39。ll be a trip around the world. I must make it an even fifty. (Offstage R, Lawson39。s voice is heard in warm argument.) LAWSON: You just e in here with me. We39。ll see what this is all about. (He enters swiftly, followed by Edith and Mr. Morgan. They surround Teddy who has sneaked to C, half frightened.) Now Miss Merrill, ask him before me. 您正瀏覽的文章5人英語話劇劇本Yes Means No(似是而非)(2)由天空劇本網(wǎng)()整理,原文地址為：EDITH: (Half crying.) Didn39。t you tell me your father paid you to break off our engagement? TEDDY: NO! (She staggers back amazed.) MORGAN: When I asked you about the lumber deal, what did you say? TEDEDITH: (Half crying.) Didn39。t you tell me your father paid you to break off our engagement? TEDDY: NO! (She staggers back amazed.) MORGAN: When I asked you about the lumber deal, what did you say? TEDDY: NO! LAWSON: (Coming toward Teddy and shaking his fist.) Don39。t you know any better than that? TEDDY: NO! (Calling to Miss Collins on opposite side.) That makes fifty!!! LAWSON: (Bewildered) What39。s the idea? TEDDY: The idea is that I39。ve carried out your orders... I haven39。t said one... (Catches himself.) what you said not to say. LAWSON: (Shaking fist in Teddy39。s face.) Do you think I39。m a plete idiot? TEDDY: No! (To Miss Collins.) There39。s another one... put it down. LAWSON: (To Miss Collins.) Don39。t you DARE put that down. I39。ve had enough of this. MORGAN: (Approaching Lawson L, and brushing Teddy aside.) I think I understand it all now. It was ajoke. LAWSON: Absolutely! (Going to door R with Morgan.) We39。ll talk it over at the club tonight. (Morgan exits R.) TEDDY: (Meeting his father C, and grasping his coat lapel.) Make a check for me... for five thousand dollars. Fifty No39。s, you know. LAWSON: (Crossing to desk L.) How could anyone say fifty No39。s in fifteen minutes? Imagine what I could do in an hour. My middle name is Speed. LAWSON: All right, I39。m the goat. I39。ll give you the check. Then use some of that speed in getting out of here.(He turns to desk L, and sees Miss Collins seated at it.) Well, what are you doing at my desk? COLLINS: (Rising, frightened.) Why, you told me to sit here, sir. Shall I go to my own desk, sir? LAWSON: (Shouting.) YES! (Miss Collins crosses R, to her own desk.) TEDDY: (Crossing to his father39。s desk.) Did I hear you say YES? LAWSON: NO! (Writes in checkbook.) EDITH: (Coming to Teddy C.) Oh, Teddy, I see it all now. No meant Yes.. when you said no. TEDDY: No.. Yes... wait... When I said No... when I said.. .I...(Conflised.) Oh, I only know we are going on a honeymoon.(They kiss and embrace.) LAWSON: (Rises with check in hand and es C.) Here39。s your check. I made it out for ten thousand instead of five, because ten will take you farther away and keep you away longer. TEDDY: (Taking check and looking at it.) Why, Dad! You39。re wonderful.. you39。re marvelous.. you39。re...(Changing tone.) IS IT GOOD? (Father swells with satisfaction on praise, but turns furiously on last line.) Well, e on, darling. Goodbye, Dad... (They both start for door R.) (Teddy catches hand of Edith who waits for him in door R, and they plunge off happily together.) (Lawson and Miss Collins stare after them, Miss Collins chuckling with delight.)The End請圍繞自己的閱讀方式，結(jié)合個(gè)人的體驗(yàn)和思考，以《我的青春閱讀》為題寫一篇文章；要求:①文體不限(詩歌除外)，文體特征鮮明；②不少于800字；③不得抄襲,不得套作。在閱讀方式多元化的今天，你可以通過手機(jī)、電腦等電子設(shè)備,在寬廣無垠的網(wǎng)絡(luò)空間中汲取知識(shí)；你可以借助多媒體技術(shù)，“悅讀”有形有色、有聲有像的中外名著；你也可以繼續(xù)手捧傳統(tǒng)的紙質(zhì)書本，享受在墨海書香中與古圣今賢對(duì)話的樂趣……當(dāng)代青年渴求新知，眼界開闊，個(gè)性鮮明，在閱讀方式的選擇上不拘一格?！敬鸢浮课业那啻洪喿x記得有個(gè)智者這樣忠告過：生活里，要善于閱讀那本無字的書。春水碧于天，畫船聽雨眠，生活就是一場場溫和細(xì)膩的詩情畫意。風(fēng)送水聲來枕畔，月移山影到窗前，生活更是這一場場的簡單明朗，卻又不加修飾。但走過這回味悠長的歲月，經(jīng)過這些鮮翠嫩綠的日子，在驀然回首處才會(huì)發(fā)現(xiàn)，這簡潔生動(dòng)的生活，這寬闊明朗的心地，才是那本無字的書，西游記里有這么個(gè)情節(jié)：師徒四人取經(jīng)回來的半路上，才發(fā)現(xiàn)那些取回來的經(jīng)書空無一字。是他們的失誤嗎?是佛祖的故意捉弄嗎?都不是。其實(shí)，人生就是一本需要閱讀的無字書，每個(gè)人的人生之路不可復(fù)制，自己的路就在自己腳下。在這深情款款的歲月，閱讀著生命，閱讀著生活，生活從來就不是一件容易的事情，黯淡蕭條的境遇，憂愁抑郁的心境，懵懂青澀的日子，是每個(gè)人必不可少的必修課。即使小心翼翼地不去主動(dòng)招惹那些纏人的煩惱，這種種煩惱也會(huì)隨時(shí)隨地充盈心頭。而劍拔弩張的各種執(zhí)著，更是壯大了那些煩惱的力量，更加讓那些濃濃的煩惱溢滿了生活。這如同初春嫩綠的樹芽般的青春歲月，也不會(huì)逃離那些煩惱的侵?jǐn)_。對(duì)童年的失落，對(duì)未來的向往，對(duì)現(xiàn)實(shí)的迷茫，被各種煩惱蒸煮著的生活，也涌動(dòng)著淡淡的愁緒。生活的過往，需要的不是迷失于煩惱，而是讀懂那些煩惱，超越那些煩惱，讀懂生活，活出生活的愜意和恬淡。青春不是一場失意的蜷縮，對(duì)生活的積極面對(duì)、積極改變，才是對(duì)青春最大的致敬。生活的禪法，單純而繁復(fù)、憨拙而聰靈、岑寂而鮮活。它需要那出那份初生牛犢不怕虎的勇氣，去直面一切躁動(dòng)著的煩惱困惑，去把那些如夏天的空氣般溽熱的煩惱，去轉(zhuǎn)化為一場生動(dòng)而溫和的寬厚。這不僅是青春的意義，更是對(duì)青春、對(duì)生命最大的致敬。生活不是一場在各種煩惱打擊下的垂頭喪氣，而是需要站成一棵樹的樣子，抖擻著滿身精神，一枝一條，一梗一葉，一地綠蔭，一片蔥蘢。