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WhoYouMeSomeone a Who...you...me...Someone!!! dunit by Christopher Connors Ms. Hymn Lights come up on stage as a two men stand in the Living room of a large home. A closet door stands in the corner of the room (upstage right). There is an eloquent, Persian rug neatly covering the stage where the men stand. The characters wear 1800 era clothing with a modern touch depending on the director's preference. Detective Mr. Harold Who, at your service sir. (Holds out hand for hand shake, but hands him his hand as if would kiss it. shakes it awkwardly) Could you identify the body for us,? Yes, of course, the poor soul is Mr. Someone. And at what time did you discover the body,?

Approximately 9:30, I would say. And that's 9:30am of course? Oh, no. 9:30pm. And you only just rang the police now, at 10:30am? Oh yes, well you see I had a party last night. A party? Yes. Here? Yes, and quite a lively one I might add. You had a party with a dead man on the floor? Oh gosh no. I moved the body of course. Put him in the closet during the party, I'm not a brute. Good heavens. You put a dead body in our closet? Yes.

, would you please run through the events as they took place starting from when you discovered the body of Mr. Someone last night. Of course. Well I arrived at approximately 9:30, pm that is, and was thrown into quite a fuss over the body on my floor, as you can very well imagine. Of course, tragic sort of situation It was awful, the blood was nearly touching my priceless Persian rugs. Of course I couldn t have this, so I picked him up and moved him over to the closet where lives, and clean the blood before it could get on my rugs. Crisis averted! I'm sorry,? Ah yes., he lives in the closet where I placed our recently deceased friend Mr. Someone., I would like to speak to, if you wouldn t mind Of course old chap. (Two small claps on the palm). ( scurries in silently)! (Quietly) Yes sir.

Good god. (Yelling)! (A little louder) Yes sir! Where is the lad? (Screaming)! (Loudly) Yes sir! Good god man, lower your voice son, there's no need to yell., I'm detective Harold Who of the Liverpool police department. I'm investigating the murder of Mr. Someone, whose body was found here last night by. If you don't mind, I would like to ask you a few questions in private. Oh yes of course., your dismissed. No, I would like to ask Me a few questions in private. Well that s silly isn t it? What do you expect to learn from yourself? No I would like to talk to in private. Oh, of course, how silly of me.

( exits) Scene 2, what exactly do you do for, here? Well, I make his supper, and starch his linins Yes yes And I brush his hair, and dress him, and feed him of course I m sorry, you feed him? Yes, and I prepare the house for his arrival each afternoon., the night discovered the body, did you notice anything different around the house. Well, not particularly, left at approximately 8:00, and I did the morning dishes, and folded down his bed linings, and came down stairs at about 9:00, did some vacuuming, of course it was difficult with the body on the ground, so I decide just to sweep, and I'm sorry, the body? Yes, Mr. Someone's body. It was quite a dilemma doing my daily chores around him. And I may add, I was a tad taken back when I saw the blood at such a close proximity to the Persian rugs.

, the dead body of Mr. Someone was on the floor all day? Well, not all day, it showed up at around 9:00 And between 9:00am yesterday, and 10:00am today, you never thought to phone the police? Well, I didn't see why that would be necessary, he wasn't causing me any harm, although he was leaking dangerously close to the Persian rugs. There was a dead body in your house, on the floor for 24 hours, and you didn't think you should call the police? Well it wasn't on the floor the entire time, we had to move him for the party. Right and this party, what was the occasion? It was a business gathering for 's law firm. And what type of law does practice? Dentistry. Dentistry? Yes.

And is there much money in dentistry law? Oh yes, very much so., I m going to need a list of those invited to the party last night. Yes, of course, sir ( enters with a woman), this is, the sister of our poor deceased friend, Mr. Someone. Delighted to meet you detective. Pleasure. If only we could have met under different circumstances. These must be dark times for your family indeed. No, not particularly. But, your brother has been murdered. Ah! Yes, well that is a bit of a downer now, isn t it? I would say so. just received the news, she came as soon as she could.

, if you don t mind, I would like you ask you a few questions in private. Yes, of course. you re dismissed., I will attend to your every need as soon as I m finished with the detective. No, I was referring to. Me? ( scurries back in) Yes ma am! No not you, you Me? Yes sir! Would you get the hell out of here already! Yes sir (Scurries away) No, gentlemen please. I would like to ask the lady some questions.

He s referring to me. Me? Oh for Christ's sake.! No not him! Yes sir! God dammit Me, get the hell out of here. (To ) Would you please excuse us Archie. Of course my dear. ( exits) His first name is Archie? Well, His real name is Are, but we got into the habit of calling him Archie. His name is, Are You? Yes. (Expression of are you kidding me )

, what did your brother, Mr. Someone, do for a living? He s a lawyer. And what type of law did your brother practice? Dentistry. A lot of money in dentistry law. I ve heard, when was the last time you saw or heard from you brother? Well, I saw him yesterday on his way to work when I was feeding my husband. He was walking across the street, however, he was going the wrong way You were feeding your wait did you say he was going the wrong way? Yes, the office he works at is east, however he was walking west. And you didn t say anything to him? Well no, I assumed he was going to see one of his clients. Did your brother have many clients? Oh yes! Many clients indeed.

, I m going to need a list of all of his clients, do you know where I could get such a thing? I will have it for you soon, I ll send the maid to fetch it. Very good, thank you ma am. ( enters with Ms. Hymn (him)), this is Ms. Hymn, one of my many guest of last night s gathering. Ms. Hymn Nice to meet you Detective. Pleasure. Ms. Hymn I knew Someone very well. Well I m sure we all know someone Ms. Hymn (Ignoring ) He was a great man. Well, whether or not you knew him well doesn t make a difference to me. ( enters) Yes sir!

God dammit Me! ( exits (well he scurries of course)) Ms. Hymn It s quite a tragedy, to find a man stabbed to death on your own floor. How did you know he was stabbed? Ms. Hymn Umm well told me! Eh, nope no definitely not.