... - - - - , scrut. Inscrut.Ah. , ah. Inscruta – ble. - - , ble. Inscrutable. Inscrutable: - - - - - - - - - - , inscrutable’ (p. ). At that moment, Cynthia, dressed in arobe, wanders past them ... fromDelia, begins tore-enact that linguistic collapse that had preceded herhospitalisation: ‘Inscrutable. In. - , in, Scrut. - - - - , scrut. Inscrut.Ah. , ah. Inscruta – ble. - - , ble. Inscrutable. ... two voices, two sen-sibilities finding their way towards harmony. It is, as the play’s narratorand central character remarks, ‘a waltz, one-two-three, one-two-three; ano-holds-barred romantic...