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Script title:	The E-mail Of The Species Is More Deadly Than The Mail.
Script Author	Puppet2Puppet Productions Presents...: Profile | Scripts
Date uploaded:	August 05 2005
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Description:	"The e-mail of the species is more deadly than the mail" is a story of relationships between people: there are people who oppress others, those who are hurt by them; there are those who are indifferent to the suffering they see, and there are others who care.
Message from Puppet2Puppet Productions Presents...:	You'll have no trouble recognizing the main story as that of 'the Prodigal Son'. You will also likely recognize 'a good Samaritan' among the characters. Besides these two well-known parables, there are five others that crop up at other points in the play.
Keywords:	Self-control, Teasing, Temptation, Tenderness, Tolerance, Vision, Work
Most appropriate ages:	From 10 yrs old, to 13 yrs old
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Number of puppets:	6
Number of non-puppets (ie humans):	2
Approximate running time:	30-45 (minutes)
Script language:	English
Christian/Non-Christian/Either:	Either
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