Night of January 16th
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I thought the play itself was really cool. A little predictable just because I'm sort of familiar with other Ayn Rand's fiction, but good nonetheless. It was really nice to see a play not done by students but professional actors. The play is written like a court trial and members of the audience are picked at "random" to be in the jury. (A got all three of us in.) Then we got to do a jury deliberation and decide whether the suspect is guilty or innocent. I bet you guess what our verdict was.
P.S. I hate being stuck in traffic. I left the house at 4:30 and we got to Dana Point at 8. The way back took us 1.5 hours. How ridiculous is that?
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