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Scene Six: (a bus stop, enter two housewives, Barbara and Beverly with their hair in head scarves)
Barbara: Are you coming Beverley? If you don't hurry up we'll miss the bus and we'll miss out on all the bargains at the sale.
Beverley: Here I come Barbara, don't get your knickers in a twist.
Barbara: Did you read about those cattle billionaires on the front page of yesterday's newspaper?
Beverley: I saw them on telly.
Barbara: It's not right, you know.
Beverley: But there's nothing the likes of us can do.
Barbara: They don't wash themselves properly.
Beverley: I s'pose they got different customs to us.
Barbara: They don't keep themselves clean and decent.
Beverley: They could at least use deodorant.
Barbara: They don't shower every day like us.
Beverley: Perhaps they're not used to running water.
Barbara: They don't change their underclothes and their socks regular.
Beverley: The real famous one Mr Red or something he's going with an Australian girl.
Barbara: It's not right really.
Beverley: I can't condone that sort of behaviour.
Barbara: It's hardly decent.
Beverley: It doesn't seem normal somehow.
Barbara: What about our children?
Beverley: We have to think of their future.
Barbara: Is that any way for a decent Australian girl to behave, I ask you?
Beverley: I feel sorry for her mother.
Barbara: I brought my girls up properly.
Beverley: Some people would think she's cheapened herself.
Barbara: He won't marry her. I'll bet my bottom dollar.
Beverley: He's just using her.
Barbara: It's not decent.
Beverley: Not right.
Barbara: Not natural.
Beverley: Something ought to be done.
Barbara: They ought to do something.
(we hear a bus screeching to a halt)
Barbara: Oh here's our bus now!
Beverly: It's going to drive right by!
Barbara: Come on!
Beverly: We'll have to run to catch it!
(exit)