The setting is in an austerely furnished room.
During the parts narrated in italics, only Don Romeo is illuminated, and he himself will tell the story. In all other cases the narrator can be a voiceover or Don Romeo himself.
A musical commentary in the background is recommended based on the musical citations of the two main characters, or as specified in the footnotes.
Characters:
D.: Don Romeo
DM.: Marcello
MND.: Narrator, with the voice of Don Romeo
ND
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D: “Marcello!”
DM: “Romeo!”
MThey embrace each other with much affection.
M: “Or maybe I should call you Don Romeo”,
Mrectifies Marcello, eyeing Don Romeo wearing a cassock.
D: “Call me any way you like, you know very well that it is not the cowl that makes the monk, my son. Or maybe I shou
