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Niles: This is Adelle Childs. But Frasier gets there first. DAPHNE! Daphne and Frasier come out. Frasier opens the door to Niles, who is holding a large bouquet of flowers against his chest. Frasier: Niles, really  a singles bar? I'd probably rip him to shreds. I'm going to tell Daphne how I feel about her. Martin: Don't let it get you down. Niles: "Give it a day, Niles." Niles: Consider it done. Rodney's that sort of man that women seem to go for. Rodney: Not me. Roz is sitting at the bar. Roz takes Daphne to her room. She's single. Sometimes, when a man meets the woman that he's meant to be with, [clasps Adelle's hand affectionately] there's nothing he can do to resist it. [SCENE_BREAK]
Scene Five  Cafι Nervosa Niles is sitting at a table with his back to the door.
Plan: A: Daphne; Q: Who breaks up with Joe? A: Niles; Q: Who decides to tell Daphne how he feels about her? A: Frasier; Q: Who convinces Niles to wait to tell Daphne how he feels about her? A: The next day; Q: When does Niles arrive at Daphne's apartment with a bouquet of flowers? A: a man; Q: Who is Rodney? A: the same singles bar; Q: Where does Roz take Niles to meet a woman? A: character; Q: What is Rodney similar to Niles in? A: Café Nervosa; Q: Where do Frasier and Niles see Rodney with Adelle? Summary: Daphne breaks up with her boyfriend Joe. Niles decides to tell Daphne how he feels about her, but Frasier persuades him to wait for a day in order to consider it. The next day, Niles arrives at the apartment with a large bouquet of flowers, only to find that the previous night Daphne met a man called Rodney at a singles bar, whom she intends to go out with. Niles is despondent, but determined not to let it get him down, and asks Roz to take him to the same singles bar, where he meets a woman called Adelle. Rodney proves to be very similar in character to Niles, though neither Daphne nor Niles seem to realise it. Frasier and Niles later see him in Café Nervosa with Adelle.