Pandora's Box: A Tragedy in Three Acts
HUGENBERG.

 ALVA. What do you mean? What sort of a plan? 

ALVA.

 HUGENBERG. Are you alone? 

HUGENBERG.

 ALVA. Yes. What do you want to impart to me? 

ALVA.

 HUGENBERG. I've had two plans already that I let drop. What I shall tell you now has been worked out to the last possible chance. If I had money I should not confide it to you; I thought about that a long time [Pg 17] before coming.... Will you not permit me to set forth to you my design? 

HUGENBERG.

[Pg 17]

 ALVA. Will you kindly tell me just what you are talking about? 

ALVA.

 HUGENBERG. She cannot possibly be so indifferent to you that I must tell you that. The evidence you gave the coroner helped her more than everything the defending counsel said. 

HUGENBERG.

you

 ALVA. I beg to decline the supposition. 

ALVA.

 HUGENBERG. You would say that; I understand that, of course. But all the same you were her best witness. 

HUGENBERG.

 ALVA. You were! You said my father was about to force her to shoot herself. 


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