Melissa: Too many conversations seem dead from the start.
Liao: Don't you think this is a good example?
Melissa: I'm not sure.
Liao: What makes any conversation 'alive'?
Tim: Maybe we need to look at the agenda behind it . . .

DIEALOG - a graphic poem by T Newfields Repeat after me . . . over and over . . . Master each phrase perfectly . . . Imitate everything . . . until falling asleep or slumping over . . . TOM: Hi Mary! MARY: Hi Tom! TOM: How are you? MARY: Fine, thank you. And you? TOM: I'm fine too! What do you do? MARY: I'm a wife-secretary-stewardess- mother-overworked-underpaid- miniaturized-marginalized-part-human. How about you? TOM: I'm a big-businessman-doctor-solider-important overpaid-priveledged-fat-imperialist-beast smiling-with-sharp-pointed-teeth. MARY: Oh, that's nice. TOM: Yes, it is. Good to meat you, Mary. MARY: Yes. Have a nice day!
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