Rose really had considerable respect for Felicia's judgment of a play.
"I thought it was a pretty fair picture of real life." "I mean the acting," said Rose, annoyed.
"The bridge scene was well acted, especially the woman's part.

I thought the man overdid the sentiment a little." "Did you?
I enjoyed that.

And wasn't the scene between the two cousins funny when they first learned they were related?
But the slum scene was horrible.

I think they ought not to show such things in a play.

They are too painful." "They must be painful in real life, too," replied Felicia.
"Yes, but we don't have to look at the real thing.