Differing only emphasis, how can the same sentence have seven very different meanings?

I should buy two tickets for her concert?--meaning: After what she did to me?

I should buy two tickets for her concert?--meaning: What, you're giving me a lesson in ethics?

I should buy two tickets for her concert?--meaning: I wouldn't go even if she were giving out free passes!

I should buy two tickets for her concert?--meaning: I'm having enough trouble deciding whether it's worth one.

I should buy two tickets for her concert?--meaning: She should be giving out free passes, or the hall will be empty.

I should buy two tickets for her concert?--meaning: Did she buy tickets to our daughter's recital?

I should buy two tickets for her concert?--meaning: You mean, they call what she does a "concert"?

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