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    Good-bye A672E92 Quintus: A Play in Two Acts
    Good-bye A672E92 Quintus: A Play in Two Acts
    Good-bye A672E92 Quintus: A Play in Two Acts
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    Good-bye A672E92 Quintus: A Play in Two Acts

    By Laurel A. Rockefeller

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    What would you do if you knew your world was about to end? Would you put aside your quarrels? Find love? Perhaps avoid someone who frightens you?

    Imagination reaches warp speed in this social science fiction drama about a dying planet and two legends who must make some tough choices.

    Perfect for backyard theater, schools, and community theater.

    Based on the Peers of Beinan novella. Run time: 30-60 minutes.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLaurel A. Rockefeller
    Release dateJun 8, 2017
    ISBN9781370930159
    Good-bye A672E92 Quintus: A Play in Two Acts
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    Laurel A. Rockefeller

    Born, raised, and educated in Lincoln, Nebraska USA Laurel A. Rockefeller’s passion for animals comes through in everything she writes. First self-published in 2012 as social science fiction author (the Peers of Beinan series), Laurel has expanded her work into the animal care/guide, history, historical fiction, and biography genres.Find Laurel’s books in digital, paperback, and hardcover in your choice of up to ten languages, including Welsh, Chinese, and Dutch. Audio editions are published in all four available languages for audible: English, French, Spanish, and German.Besides advocating for animals and related environmental causes, Laurel A. Rockefeller is a passionate educator dedicated to improving history literacy worldwide, especially as it relates to women’s accomplishments. In her spare time, Laurel enjoys spending time with her cockatiels, travelling to historic places, and watching classic motion pictures and classic television series.

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      Good-bye A672E92 Quintus - Laurel A. Rockefeller

      GOOD-BYE A672E92 QUINTUS

      A PLAY IN TWO ACTS

      By Laurel A. Rockefeller

      Adapted from the novella by Laurel A. Rockefeller 

      © 2017 by Laurel A. Rockefeller

      Email: peersofbeinan@gmail.com

      Table of Contents

      PROLOGUE

      ACT I

      ACT I, SCENE I

      ACT I, SCENE II

      ACT I, SCENE III

      ACT I, SCENE IV

      ACT I, SCENE V

      ACT II

      ACT II, SCENE I

      ACT II, SCENE II

      ACT II, SCENE III

      ACT II, SCENE IV

      ACT II, SCENE V

      PRODUCTION NOTES

      CHARACTERS IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE

      CHARACTERS BY SCENE

      SETTINGS

      HERALDRY

      Prologue

      NE 1, beinor 10. ANYU ENTERS downstage left to a bare stage apron.

      ANYU

      (to audience)

      A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away there was a beautiful planet moving around a blue-white star. The star was named A672E92 and it was called A672E92 Quintus because it was the fifth planet in that system. It had one moon and was teaming full of life. But it was not life quite like the life on Earth. For you see in that part of the universe, most life is built around the element Earthers call silicon and most life forms breathe chlorine gas to live. But aside from these small matters of evolution, it was a world not too different from yours, a world where human-like beings evolved. There were birds in the sky, animals in the oceans, and something like mammals on the ground, including a curious cross between a long-haired rabbit and a squirrel called a konyn which was the source of most of their softest wool fabrics.

      The human-like beings developed communities, many of them based on common geography or profession. In time, noble houses rose up and felt themselves the betters of the farmers who called themselves House Croften, the weavers of House Skeinera, and the ranchers of House Plover. These noble houses often warred with each other, competing for resources on the land, in the oceans, and across the explored universe. And though war is never good, it was never so dangerous as the yen-ar when scientists from across the planet realized that their beautiful sun

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