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Wow! This to me is a fascinating piece because I read it three separate times and understood the nuances differently every time. Jones writes with such finesse that the reader knows the absolutely necessary facts. But the rest is left to the imagination. Such a cool piece!

I don't think I'll be alone in saying that I had to read this twice and both times it read differently. A short play like this is supposed to be open-ended and Lou Jones creates a wonderful show that is full of mystery. You feel for Steven and wonder what is going on. Lou tells this story brilliantly and gives you just enough answers to shape your imagination into filling in the blanks. Wonderful show!

Amazing how such a powerful story can be told in one minute! Lou Jones lands an emotional punch with this well-crafted short!

Jones creates a complete poignant story with very little dialogue but manages to capture the loss within a family so eloquently.

Wow. This play packs so much emotion in its few pages about loss and family.

So much is uncovered in so little time. It sinks in once it is over. And you realize this wealth of character, plot, and tragedy. Well played, Lou Jones, well played!

Poignant, hard-hitting tiny play! Well-executed one-minute setup and resolution.

Two unsympathetic seeming parents are revealed to be dealing with an enormous disruption to their lives in this poignant and effective short play. I felt for their son at every stage. I was also moved by the double meaning of the title.

This one minute play really highlights that no matter what you see, you don’t know what someone is battling with behind closed doors or at home. Worth a read!

Luckily I had enough time to read this 1 minute play! It's a very clever short script with a poignant and surprising ending. I enjoyed this and also had to re-read it. There is so much more which could be revealed (read aloud by the father) in the final ...... (I don't wish to the spoil the ending) by the teacher, with his views on all concerned, if Lou wished to develop the script further, although it certainly works as it is. Well done!