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Richard Diamond, Private Detective — The Louis Spence Case (Part 7 of 7)
Dick Powell is not only a voice actor. He's also a famous singer.[Photo © Yastremska/www.Bigstock.com]
Summary of Part 7
The battle with Spence is over, but there is still a lot of psychology involved in how Richard treats his girlfriend's questions and in how he and Walt handle 'Thank-yous'.
Women are from Venus...
Helen wants to know how Richard hurt his hand, but Richard doesn't want to tell her about his day. What does this show you about Richards beliefs about men and women?
Don't thank me
Whats the problem with doing a favour for your friend? Well, your friend then feels obligated to return the favour. How do you pay someone back for saving your life? This is the dilemma that complicates Richard and Walt's telephone conversation.
Listen and try to figure out...
~ why Richard behaves the way he does with Helen and Walt.
FREE PDF: Keywords & Transcript
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Review time: Listen to the whole play again, from beginning to end, Length: [29:33].
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Richard is quite typical of what a man should be in the 1950s. Why doesn't he tell Helen what happened to his hand? And why do Richard and Walt get upset with each other over the phone? Share your understanding of the psychology behind these conversations in the comments below.
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By Wendy LambertRichard Diamond, Private Detective — The Louis Spence Case (Part 7 of 7)
Dick Powell is not only a voice actor. He's also a famous singer.[Photo © Yastremska/www.Bigstock.com]
Summary of Part 7
The battle with Spence is over, but there is still a lot of psychology involved in how Richard treats his girlfriend's questions and in how he and Walt handle 'Thank-yous'.
Women are from Venus...
Helen wants to know how Richard hurt his hand, but Richard doesn't want to tell her about his day. What does this show you about Richards beliefs about men and women?
Don't thank me
Whats the problem with doing a favour for your friend? Well, your friend then feels obligated to return the favour. How do you pay someone back for saving your life? This is the dilemma that complicates Richard and Walt's telephone conversation.
Listen and try to figure out...
~ why Richard behaves the way he does with Helen and Walt.
FREE PDF: Keywords & Transcript
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Quizlet:
Have fun learning the keywords with English-Chinese Flashcards and Games.DL107 Keywords on Quizlet.
Free MP3: Radio Play without teacher
Review time: Listen to the whole play again, from beginning to end, Length: [29:33].
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Login to download the free MP3.Not a member? Register now. Membership is free.
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Richard is quite typical of what a man should be in the 1950s. Why doesn't he tell Helen what happened to his hand? And why do Richard and Walt get upset with each other over the phone? Share your understanding of the psychology behind these conversations in the comments below.