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    Evils Unleashed – Chapter 21

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    Bette and Tina’s House

    Bette: You brought dinner.

    Tina: You’re going out?

    Bette: I have a drinks meeting. The board didn’t go for it.

    Tina: What?

    Bette: I hate them all.

    Tina: They didn’t go for Provocations?

    Bette: Yeah and to add salt on the wound Franklin went behind my back and booked “Impressions in Winter”.

    Tina: So who are you having drinks with?

    Bette: Gina Ferrara the curator of the Peggy Peabody collection.

    Tina: I thought you said they didn’t go for it?

    Bette: I’m not rolling over. Right after the meeting I called Sheldon Tomlin and un-booked the impressionist show and now I have to prostrate myself to a woman who hates my guts.

    Tina: Why does Gina Ferrara hate you?

    Bette: We had a run in over an artist; Megan Freidman when we both owned galleries.

    Tina: That Sculptor you slept with?

    Bette: Yes and she’s hated me ever since.

    Tina: So Gina Ferrara is a lesbian.

    Bette: No … but she wanted the show and I got it and now she hates me, but I am going to kiss her ass.

    Tina: She’s lucky.

    ***

    The Planet

    Tina: What happened?

    Bette: Provocations went to MOCA. That’s where Gina was last night when I was sitting alone at the bar at the Four Seasons.

    Tina: Aw baby I’m so sorry.

    Bette: I knew Gina would screw me. I am so fucked.

    Tina: Is there anyone who can overrule her?

    Bette: Just Peggy Peabody; the billionaires raving lunatic.

    ***

    Bette on the phone with James (her assistant)

    Bette: Hi James what’s up?”

    James: Franklin found out you passed on “Impressions in Winter”.

    Bette: What else?

    James: He’s in a rage that you left the office at a time of crisis.

    Bette: Tell him to bite me.

    James: I don’t think I can say that.

    Bette: Tell him that all great art is a response to small-minded corporate fascist trying to impose their ignorance on the sheep like masses.

    James: Why don’t I just tell him you have a dentist appointment?

    ***

    Peggy Peabody’s hotel room

    Bette: Mrs. Peabody … Peggy … Provocations … Is there any way that I could persuade you to …

    Peggy: I hired Gina Ferrara to do that job. I know you would hate it if your employer interfered with your autonomy running the little museum.

    Comments

    1. In her quest to acquire PROVOCATIONS little did BETTE know she would lose her greatest acquisition:TINA.Quitting her job she never thought that it would lead her to abandon the job she loved most:being with BETTE. Overall the ppl in season 1 was conflicted with their feelings ,denying how they felt towards others and yet continued with the bad behaviors.BETTE/TINA have shed the tears,fought the good fight and now burned the memories of their hurtful past.Things are beginning to look good for them except TINA needs to send HELENA to the ”bitch be gone store”to find something that she doesn’t have:morals.ijs. thanks

    2. Very good! “Provocation” be compared with the opening of the box
      Pandora, and evil that caused the life of Bette and company, exemplified everything.
      The Greco-Roman mythology is rich in teachings.
      And only the “Hope” remained in the box.
      My Congratulations Bat !!
      The complete constellation.

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