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duologue
drama
1 Character

Jordan's Proposition

from The Best Man

Written by Malcolm D. Lee

The Best Man

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CharactersJORDAN & HARPER
Duration2:00
Age Range20s-30s
Genderany
Genredrama
PeriodContemporary
Formatduologue
SourceThe Best Man
Tonevulnerable, bold, romantic, tense
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