Where do george and emily discover their feelings for one another?

George and Emily discover their feelings for one another at the drugstore.

Explanation:

George and Emily are characters in the play "Our Town", by Thornton Wilder. They have grown up together and, by the time they are teenagers, they realize how much they like each other.

In a flashback scene, the narrator and guide of the play - the Stage Manager - shows the audience the two adolescents having a rather tense conversation. Emily tells George he is conceited; he has changed over the years and won't talk to anyone anymore. Later, while crying at Morgan's drugstore, Emily regrets being harsh to George. He comes over, invites her for some ice cream and soda, and ends up telling her he has always noticed her. He says he wishes she were his girl, to which she replies she already is.

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