Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General) North American (US South)Transcript
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cat on a hot tin roof by Tennessee Williams. Yes, it's too bad because you can't wring their necks if they got no next to rang in there. I honey, you have. They are no neck monsters, all no neck. People are monsters. Here they are. Hear them screaming. I don't know where their voice boxes are located since they don't have next. I tell you, I got so nervous at that table tonight I thought I'd throw back my head and uttered a scream you could hear across the Arkansas Botha, I said to your charm and sister in law, my honey, couldn't you feed those precious little things at a separate table with an oilcloth cover? They make such a mayor's and the lace clothes look so party. She made a no Miss Oz at me and said, Oh, no Big Daddy's birthday. While he would never forgive me Well, I want you to know Big Daddy hadn't been at the table two minutes with those five no neck monsters slobbering and drooling over their food before he threw down his folk and shouted, For God's sake, why don't you put them pigs at a trough in the kitchen? Well, I swear Ah Sibley could have tired cat on a hot tin roof by Tennessee Williams