What is Sarah's objective line for line she?

"SARAH is emptying and dusting ashtrays in the living-room. It is morning. She wears a crisp, demure dress. RICHARD comes into the bedroom from bathroom, off left, collects his briefcase from hall cupboard, goes to SARAH, kisses her on the cheek. He looks at her for a moment smiling. She smiles. Starts in silence

RICHARD (amiably). Is your lover coming today?

SARAH. Mmnn.

RICHARD. What time?

SARAH. Three.

RICHARD. Will you be going out... or staying in?

SARAH. Oh... I think we'll stay in.

RICHARD. I thought you wanted to go to that exhibition.

SARAH. I did, yes... but I think I'd prefer to stay in with

him today. RICHARD. Mmn-hmmn. Well, I must be off. yoes avend

He goes to the hall and puts on his bowler hat.

RICHARD. Will he be staying long do you think?

SARAH. Mmmnnn

RICHARD. About... six, then.

SARAH. Yes.

RICHARD. Have a pleasant afternoon.

SARAH. Mmnn.

RICHARD. Bye-bye.

SARAH. Bye."

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Sarah's objective in this scene is to maintain a facade of normalcy and composure while dealing with the presence of her lover in her home, as well as her husband's knowledge of the affair. She tries to keep the conversation light and casual, avoiding any conflict or tension with Richard. Ultimately, Sarah's objective is to navigate her complex relationships without arousing suspicion or causing any disruptions in her life.
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