Softy
by John O'Brien
Synopsis
This latest play from John O'Brien deals with a terrible problem of today,the acts of terrorism against innocents which the terrorists perceive as justified by what they hope to achieve.
In this play a young woman is recruited for such a purpose, and in a few sentences the author describes the resulting play: "Softy is a 30-minute ticking time bomb.
Some people choose to suffer harm rather than inflict it.
Softy is such a person.
She has the best of all reasons to seek vengeance, but at the moment of truth, she chooses to die rather than kill.
Not for the weak of heart."
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Publication
Softy is a play written by John O'Brien and published by Samuel French (1991).
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Dramatic Publishing · 1991 · 18 pp
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