Write a short script (15–20 lines) that creates an imagined scene between two or three characters. The scene should show a universal theme, such as "friends help and defend each other" or "fights can last a long time." Be sure to set the mood of your scene by using stage directions to show how characters should interact with one another.

Cindy is reading Marianne's letter and cannot contain her expression of surprise, embarrassment and sadness. After a few minutes in silence, she opens the door and leaves at high speed, taking the path that leads to Marianne's house.

Once there, he finds Marianne sitting on the sidewalk somewhat melancholy.

Cindy: Marianne!

Cindy slowly approaches Marianne.

Marianne: Hi.

Marianne speaks a little surprised.

Cindy: I'm sorry for letting such a silly disagreement drive us away for months. I was inconsistent and insensitive and I hope that there is still the possibility of being friends again.

Cindy sits next to Marianne.

Marianne: Of course we can be friends again. And I should have explained myself earlier, so we could have enjoyed more time together.

At that moment the moving truck parks in front of Marianne's house.

Marianne: I think now is the time to say goodbye.

Cindy: I ​​can't believe you're going to change cities.

Marianne: It won't be that bad, we can make video calls whenever necessary.

Marianne smiles a little.

Cindy: I ​​hope you come to spend the summer here.

Marianne: I will come for sure.

Marianne's mother calls her.

Marianne: I promise to keep in touch and we will never allow fights to keep us apart.

Cindy: Never again.

Marianne runs towards the car, gets in, closes the door and waves at Cindy.

The car moves further and further away.

Cindy: Goodbye, friend.

Cindy is reading Marianne's letter and cannot contain her expression of surprise, embarrassment and sadness. After a few minutes in silence, she opens the door and leaves at high speed, taking the path that leads to Marianne's house.

Once there, he finds Marianne sitting on the sidewalk somewhat melancholy.

Cindy: Marianne!

Cindy slowly approaches Marianne.

Marianne: Hi.

Marianne speaks a little surprised.

Cindy: I'm sorry for letting such a silly disagreement drive us away for months. I was inconsistent and insensitive and I hope that there is still the possibility of being friends again.

Cindy sits next to Marianne.

Marianne: Of course we can be friends again. And I should have explained myself earlier, so we could have enjoyed more time together.

At that moment the moving truck parks in front of Marianne's house.

Marianne: I think now is the time to say goodbye.

Cindy: I ​​can't believe you're going to change cities.

Marianne: It won't be that bad, we can make video calls whenever necessary.

Marianne smiles a little.

Cindy: I ​​hope you come to spend the summer here.

Marianne: I will come for sure.

Marianne's mother calls her.

Marianne: I promise to keep in touch and we will never allow fights to keep us apart.

Cindy: Never again.

Marianne runs towards the car, gets in, closes the door and waves at Cindy.

The car moves further and further away.

Cindy: Goodbye, friend.

Explanation:

for this, you need to remember something significant in your own life, for example, if you were bullied when you were younger, you can mention your memories on this and touch on how such treatment can harm other kids your age either physically or mentally. (racism, car crashes, a parent in the hospital are all very good subjects, think hard on it! )

hope i ! : )

what does the author mean by "many journeys" in this excerpt?

government intervention

multiple truths

individual stories

historical monuments