Later that evening after dinner, Judith
insists on
everyone taking part in a role-playing game based
on the manner
of a word. Sorel is chosen to go
first and asks her mother to
act in the manner of
a word chosen by the group. |
Judith coyly acts out a scene involving
a flower in the manner of the word 'winsomely'.
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Judith flirts with Richard whilst no-one
else
is around.
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David finds Myra alone and flirts
outrageously with her.
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After a lengthy seduction, Myra and
David fall into an embrace only to be discovered by Judith.
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Acting out a histrionic display as the
wronged wife, Judith "gives" David to Myra much to her horror. |
Simon and Jackie return from the
garden whereupon
Simon suddenly announces that they are engaged.
Jackie is dumbfounded.
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As the family descend into their
make-believe world, they reprise the ending of "Love's
Whirlwind" |
The following morning over breakfast,
Sandy and
Jackie reflect on the previous evening's events.
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The four guests decide to leave quietly
before the Bliss family appears.
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After the four have taken their leave of
Clara, the
maid (Diana Bradley), she sings "Tea for Two"
whilst clearing the table.
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Oblivious to their guests, Simon and
Sorel read Judith's notices in the papers.
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David appears, having finished his book,
which
he reads aloud. Judith argues with him about
a minor detail in it.
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The argument reaches fever pitch as the
guests creep out unseen.
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On hearing the sound of a car engine,
the family
suddenly realises that their social weekend is over...
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...and they revert to their normal
eccentric life.
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