The text appears to be a transcript of a conversation or performance, with timestamps indicating when specific phrases or actions occur. It includes references to music, applause, laughter, and the mention of various actions and emotions. The conversation seems to revolve around a child, but it's difficult to discern a clear narrative without more context. There are references to playing, eating, sleeping, and the preparation of a meal, but the specifics are hard to decipher due to the lack of punctuation and capitalization. The text also includes phrases like "a child what talent you have" and "I feel never again," but their meanings are unclear without additional context. Overall, the text is a jumble of phrases and actions without a clear narrative or structure.
Given the text provided, it appears to be a script of a play or a performance, possibly a children's play, with dialogues and sound effects. However, it lacks context and specific details, making it difficult to extract key facts.
The text includes a lot of timestamps and sound effects like music, applause, laughter, and noises that don't provide a clear narrative or specific events. It seems to be a conversation between different characters, but without the context or the names of the characters, it's hard to understand what is happening.
The text also includes phrases like "playing", "more", "a child what talent you have", "sweets", "hysterical", "today", "new toys", "a new house of free", "where", "a game house", "it", "a hugo", "I like", "well", "and the only yes", "to one", "we need furniture", "with view monkey shen with free green", "other guys the one who runs the house came out let's go eat", "look here for you", "or not", "and you want", "the face", "I need a house nothing", "but yes", "with him", "here", "no", "what he does is ready", "'m going to leave", "today", "she", "in kansas", "well", "at night", "but no", "yes", "I feel never", "again", "no", "god", "e", "themselves", "ah", "and", "look", "maybe you want to give me sorry", "well", "at night", "but no", "yes", "I feel never", "again", "no", "god", "e", "themselves", "ah", "and", "look", "maybe you want to give me sorry", "well", "i", "but", "I want to sleep", "here", "and", "I want to eat", "or not", "there is no ice cream", "for both of us", "wow year this side there are so many geniuses", "ok", "I haven't received any", "no more", "mommy has a good job", "good job", "and let's find more than 26", "a lot", "let's see what there is inici", "let's make milkshakes yes", "for", "the flavor you want to give the prey", "today as children or", "Honey, listen, what", "to do here, mom, we wanted to learn", "how to make ice cream, yes, I will teach you to be", "the best next door,", "the children, bones", "I want this problem,", "what did you do, mom, as a mother, I want a", "donut, a good choice", "and", "it's for you thanks to me", "and these are the best donuts they", "want to play", "it's delicious and thank you", "and my loves", "thank you", "it's delicious and thank you", "and my loves", "thank you".
Without additional context or specific details, it's challenging to extract key facts from this text. It would be helpful to have more information about the context in which this text is used, such as the title of the play or performance, the names of the characters, or the plot of the story.