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PROFESSOR: "Koltz writes with a pulsating rage and violence. Does this expression further her message or hinder it? Will the reception of violence not always birth more violence. Do we truly hear anything in the roar of anger?"
MARIE-CLAUDE: "Perhaps the desired outcome is to birth violence. Perhaps we are supposed to revolt upon reading."
PROFESSOR: "Revolt against whom?"
MARIE-CLAUDE: "The fathers and mothers of this world."
PROFESSOR: "The mother so detested by Koltz herself is undoubtedly long dead. What's the need, then?"
MARIE-CLAUDE: "There are other mothers. Other fathers."
PROFESSOR: "Koltz' experience is deeply personal..."
MARIE-CLAUDE: "Yet her anger is universal. Her words wish to see more parents dead."

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