Biloxi Blues
Neil Simon
1985
Selridge:
Epstein’s next. I want to hear what his last week on earth would be like. Probably wants to take an English exam at City College.
Eugene:
It’s your turn, Arnold.
Epstein:
There’s no point to this game.
Eugene:
Yes, there is.
Epstein:
What’s the point?
Eugene:
I like it…Come on. It’s your last week on earth. You’re going to get killed overseas. What…
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