ANNE
They think it was a small stroke.
SUNITA
Oh, no!
JULIA
Oh, no!
JULIA
Sorry, I heard 'small stroke'. I don't know who had one but that's terrible, whoever it was.
ANNE
My husband.
A starving Julia attempts to secretly eat leftovers off a child's plate during a somber conversation about a stroke, only to be caught and shamed by the passive-aggressive Amanda. The tension escalates until Liz intervenes with a brutally honest and confrontational monologue that shuts down the social posturing of the group.
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ANNE
They think it was a small stroke.
SUNITA
Oh, no!
JULIA
Oh, no!
JULIA
Sorry, I heard 'small stroke'. I don't know who had one but that's terrible, whoever it was.
ANNE
My husband.
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