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.

Sophie is in her bedroom alone, crying. Her mom appears.

SOPHIE'S MOM Sophie, Lucy is here.

LUCY Hi Sophie. Oh no, I can't see you crying! I'm here for you.

SOPHIE I can't believe he dumped me. I thought we were going to be together for a long time... even forever.

Sophie cried even harder.

LUCY I know, Sophie! But he's a silly boy, you don't need him right now. Look what I brought you...

Sophie looked at her friend.

SOPHIE Okay, you know me well.

Sophie grabbed the bag that contained her favorite ice cream flavor and smiled.

LUCY I have known you for twelve years, of course I know you well. Now let's grab some spoons and watch our favorite TV show. You won't get rid of me today!

They both went to the kitchen to get the spoons. Sophie's mom smiled because her daughter was feeling better.

Explanation:

To complete this exercise, you have to write a short script describing a universal theme. I chose to write about how friends are always there for you and also about a teenage breakup. In this scene, a friend goes to her friend's house with her favorite ice cream flavor to spend a good time and forget about the breakup for a little while.

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