Cheers,' she said as I left, 'and don't forget you're seeing Matt and I on Monday.'I thought for a moment she'd said 'matineye', an East End pronunciation of 'matinee'. Was I meant to review it
by Sebastian Faulks
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In the narrative, the speaker recalls a farewell from someone who reminds them about an upcoming meeting with Matt on Monday. The term used hints at a possibility that the speaker misheard the word "matinee" as "matineye," reflecting a regional pronunciation that adds a layer of cultural context to the conversation.

This interaction prompts the speaker to consider their role; they question if they are supposed to write a review, suggesting a deeper connection to the performing arts. The mention of reviewing indicates a responsibility or expectation that becomes a focal point of the speaker's thoughts.

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