[characters: 1
x female and 1 x male]
[standing side
by side, both Female and Male face the audience]
M: I am a man.
F: I am becoming-woman.
[M turns to F]
M: But you are woman.
[F turns to M]
F: No, I am becoming-woman. My becoming
produces itself. I am always becoming, never reaching an end.
[pause]
[both M and F face forward]
M: I am male.
F: You are molar.
[M turns to F]
M: What do you mean I am
molar?
[F turns to M]
F: You occupy the centre. This is your
position. You cannot become if you solely remain there.
[pause]
[both M and F face forward]
M: OK. I am molar.
F: I am molecular.
[M turns to F]
M: What do you mean you are
molecular?
[F turns to M]
F: I emit particles. I can be-between, pass
through, go across. I can be everywhere.
M: [sighs,
irritated]
[pause]
[both M and F facing each other]
M: OK. I am molar and you are molecular.
F: I am in a privileged position in
relation to becoming.
M: I want to become too. How do I become?
F: Becoming-woman is the key to all
becomings.
M: But, I have a male body.
F: You have a male body in the organic
sense. Becoming-woman can be your becoming too.
M: How?
F: You can utilise your intensities,
produce molecules and take flight!
M: But, I am sexually male.
F: Sexuality is the production of a
thousand sexes, which are so many uncontrollable becomings. Sexuality is becoming-woman. Sexuality proceeds by
way of the becoming-woman of the man.
M: You’re really starting to piss me off!
[M wanders off, pauses, turns and faces F]
M: If I want to become-woman what will help
me in this process?
F: You need a body without organs.
M: Now you’re just being ridiculous!
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