Patricia's Box

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The script explores the contrasting lives of two women, Pat and Tricia. Pat finds comfort in her confined existence, embracing straightforward answers, while Tricia seeks freedom and a life beyond limitations. The narrative raises questions about identity and self-perception, suggesting that these two characters may ultimately represent different facets of the same person. Through this dynamic, the play delves into themes of confinement versus liberation, inviting audiences to reflect on the complexities of individuality.