The scene opens on a bard hill in the middle of nowhere, where alice smith has fallen in love with a man named william clinton for three years. He is now dead, and she is left alone with him. She asks him why he hasn't come out yet, and he tells her that he's waiting for his favorite woman to die. She tells him that she had a heart-resection surgery, and that she's now his wife. He asks her to take him for breakfast, but she refuses, saying that she doesn't want to be a part of his life. She says that it's her fault that he accepted the heart-transplant, because she is his wife, not his lover.
The scene opens on a bard hill in the middle of nowhere, where alice smith has fallen in love with a man named william clinton for three years. He is now dead, and she is left alone with him. She asks him why he hasn't come out yet, and he tells her that he's waiting for his favorite woman to die. She tells him that she had a heart-resection surgery, and that she's now his wife. He asks her to take him for breakfast, but she refuses, saying that she doesn't want to be a part of his life. She says that it's her fault that he accepted the heart-transplant, because she is his wife, not his lover.