"You're dead. You can't live, you can't think ... There's no juice in you. You're nothing but an odor."…
In Act II of Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party, Goldberg says these lines to Stanley during the relentless verbal interrogation: 'You're dead. You can't live, you can't…
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"You're dead. You can't live, you can't think ... There's no juice in you. You're nothing but an odor." These lines in The Birthday Party are said by ______ to ______.
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In Act II of Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party, Goldberg says these lines to Stanley during the relentless verbal interrogation: 'You're dead. You can't live, you can't think, you can't love. You're dead. You're a plague gone bad. There's no juice in you. You're nothing but an odour!'
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