[MaC] Interviewing Fitzroy

[Mel Mason]

>> > "I'll have you know this," said Marty Fitzroy,
>> clearly incenseed.
>> > "Herr Hitler has done a lot of good for the Reich,
>> and if we'd had the
>> > sense to listen to men like Moseley, we'd be
>> allied with him now against
>> > our true enemy, those filthy Communists in
>> Russia."
>> >
>> > He seemed prepared to expand on this theme at
>> length.
>>
>> Marjorie, sitting near the door, almost came off her
>> chair with
>> clenched fists.  "You better not be helping them
>> Germans, mister,"
>> she said angrily.  "I got a fiance on the front, and
>> so help me
>> I find out you been helping the enemy, your life
>> ain't worth a
>> penny, you hear me!"
>>
>
> Tabitha, although she had been trying to calm herself
> while Marjorie spoke, could no longer contain herself.
> "You evil little..." she growled, and launched herself
> at Marty with an angry cry, kicking and clawing at him.
>

Marty was a big man, and he should have been more than a match for the 
slighter figure of the nurse.  But the ferocity and unexpectedness of the 
attack clearly took him by surprise, and he toppled from his chair, with 
Tabitha on top of him, still kicking and clawing.