Look after yourself

Look after yourself

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1. Letter Writing | 2. Personal Pronouns | 3. Subject and Object Pronouns | 4. Reflexive Pronouns

ANNE sees the Professor.
ANNE reads a sign 'Adelaide University' She enters the university grounds.
She walks down a corridor and sees a sign on a door 'Professor GRAHAM Cornish' She knocks on the door.

GRAHAM I’m sorry to hear your brother’s gone missing, Miss Lee.

ANNE We’re all so worried. I’ve come to Adelaide to look for him. How long did he study here?

GRAHAM I’m not sure, er, two semesters.

ANNE Did he get good grades?

GRAHAM I’m afraid not. I don’t think computer science was the right direction for him.
ANNE The investigator, Mr Barbour said you have a letter, from David.

GRAHAM Ah, of course. It’s addressed to you. I told him I’d only give it to you in person.

DAVID Dear Anne, Please don’t look for me. I need to be by myself. I can’t study any more. Tell mum and dad to forget about me and take care of themselves. You too. Look after yourself. I’m sorry. Love, your brother David.
ANNE puts the letter down. Tears fill her eyes.
GRAHAM holds out a box of tissues.