Saturday, 24 January 2009

Start of Georgia Nicolson Script!

Scene 1: -

Music – Lucky by Britney Spears

(We see Georgia in her room staring in the mirror, altering her appearance. She is wearing white cut off jeans and a dark blue top with her hair down and slightly wavy. A bald man with a large nose enters the room wearing jeans, a black denim jacket and a white top with another bold slightly shorter and podgier man behind him)

Uncle Eddie : Hi Georgia, what are you up to?
Georgia : (thought - oh great Uncle Eddie’s round) Hi Uncle Eddie. Um, not much just being a teenager (thought – please go away)
Uncle Eddie : Oh ritey ho. Hey Georgia.
Georgia : (forcing a smile) What Uncle Eddie?
Uncle Eddie : Should bald heads be buttered? (He cracks up)
Georgia : (pretending to crack up too) Hahaha. Oh you’re so funny Uncle Eddie!!!
Uncle Eddie : Don’t I know it. Well catcha later! (winks and goes out of the room)
Georgia : (thought – Thank God, carries on with makeup)
(Uncle Eddie comes back)
Uncle Eddie : Oh Georgia, I forgot to ask…
(Georgia nearly jumps out of her skin)
Uncle Eddie : Would you like a ride in the sidecar of my flash motorbike?
(Georgia looks out of the window and sees the battered old thing on the pavement)
Georgia : Err…no thanks Uncle Eddie.
Uncle Eddie : Ok then. Cya around! (He leaves)
Georgia : What am I meant to say? Yes Uncle Eddie, I would love a ride in your pre-war sidecar, and with a bit of luck all of my friends will see me with some mad, bald bloke and that will be the end of my life. Thank you.
Georgia’s Dad : (shouting) Don’t be so rude about your uncle!!
(Georgia looks embarrassed)

Scene 2:

(We see Georgia going down the stairs and into the kitchen where her mum is doing the dishes dressed in an apron)

Georgia : Mum.
Mum : Yes, Georgia.
Georgia : Now, this is honestly not a big favour, but can I have a lock on my door.
(Mum thinks a minute)
Mum : No. (goes back to dishes)
Georgia : Why not???
Mum : (thinks) Because you might have an accident and we couldn’t get in.
(Dad enters kitchen after seeing Uncle Eddie off)
Dad : What’s she going on about now??
Mum : She wants a lock on her door.
Dad : Absolutely not, she could have an accident in there.
Mum : Exactly what I said… (is cut off by Georgia)
Georgia : An accident like what???
Mum : Well, you could faint.
Dad : Or, you could set fire to your bed with those awful straighteners of yours and be overcome with fumes.
Georgia : Ergh!!! (storms out)
Georgia : (going up the stairs, thought – I know why they won’t let me have a lock on my door, it’s because it would be a first sign of my path to adulthood and they can’t bear that idea because it would mean they might have to get on with their own lives and leave me alone!!!. Goes into room and slams the door. We are left looking at the closed door)

Scene 3:

(Georgia is sitting on her bed writing a diary)

Georgia : (writing, thought – there are six things very wrong with my life. Number 1 : I have one of those under the skin spots that will never come to a head but lurk in a red way for the next two years. (rubs nose) Number 2 : It is on my nose. Number 3 : I have a 3 year old sister who may have peed somewhere in my room (looks around room). Number 4 : In 14 days the summer holidays will be over and then it will be back to Stalag 14 and Oberfuhrer Frau Simpson and her bunch of sadistic “teachers”. Number 5 : I am very ugly and need to go to an ugly home. Number 6 : I went to a party dressed as a stuffed olive)

Scene 4 :

(Georgia opens her bedroom door and there stands a tallish girl with brown hair and a fringe dressed in jeans and a jacket)

Jas : Your parents let me in.
Georgia : Come in, come in Jas. Sit, sit.

Scene 5:

(We see Georgia and Jas sitting on the bed eating chocolates)

Jas: (mid chocolate) It took me agesss to get out of the catsuit last night.
Georgia : And why is this?
Jas : Well, the boy behind the counter in the hire shop was really good-looking.
Georgia: Yes, so?
Jas : Well, so I lied about my size – I got a size 8 catsuit instead of a size 10. Look at my marks.
(She shows Georgia the red marks around her neck and waist)
Georgia : Your head looks a bit swollen up too.
Jas : No, that’s just Sunday.
Georgia : Argh, I so need to turn over a new leaf after last night. Look at this I found in my Mum’s mag, I think it’s perfect.
(She hands the magazine on her bed over to Jas)
Jas : Emotional confidence?
Georgia : Yeah, it’s perfect.
Jas : Recall, experience and heal…hmmm I think you’ll need a lot more than this to get over last night. (laughs)
Georgia : (thought – I guess I’d better explain…It was Ashley Martin’s fancy dress party and I thought it would be hilariously funny to go as a stuffed olive, so me and Jas made the olive costume out of chicken wire and green crepe paper and it had little shoulder straps to keep it up and I wore a green t-shirt and red tights underneath…then I dyed my hair and face and neck red and well…)
(We see Georgia and Jas standing at the bottom of the stairs. Jas in a black catsuit and Georgia looking ridiculous as an olive)
Georgia : Ok lets do this. (Tries to enter the stairs but fails. Ends up going down sideways, Jas following behind. She reaches the end of the stairs)
Georgia : That’s that done.
(The cat, Angus, springs out from nowhere and starts attacking Georgia’s tights)
Georgia : No Angus, get off! (She flings him off and Angus purrs evilly. Georgia’s Dad appears)
Dad : Girls, are you ready to…Georgia, what on earth is that?
Georgia : I’m a stuffed olive.
Dad : Right…
(They go out of the house, Georgia & Jas first. Jas gets into the car and Georgia attempts to get in)
Dad : Georgia, just get in the car.
Georgia : I can’t..
Dad : (sighs) Why don’t you just take off the olive bit and we’ll stick it in the boot?
Georgia : Dad, if you think I’m sitting in next to you in a t-shirt and tights then you’re truly mad.
Dad : (embarrassed) Well, you’ll just have to walk then won’t you. I’ll drive along slowly with Jas, and you can walk beside.
Georgia : Why don’t Jas and I both just walk there and we’ll forget about the car.
Dad : No, I don’t want you wandering round the streets at night on your own and I don’t know where you’re going.
Georgia : What would I be doing walking the streets at night…gatecrashing cocktail parties???
(Jas smirks)
Dad : Don’t you speak to me like that, or you won’t go out at all.
(He gets in the car. We see the car and Georgia walking beside at stages in time. They finally reach the party)
Georgia : Thank the Lord! Come on Jas!
(She grabs Jas and they walk in the party. Everyone stares at them. Jas looks highly embarrassed and goes over to talk to some other people. Georgia tries to follow but crashes into food buffet. Everyone just looks annoyed then)
Georgia : Sorry! (tries to pick up the food but then crashes into something else)
Host : Um, look, do you think you could just sit down please?
(We see Georgia sitting on a chair uncomfortably looking annoyed while Jas is smiling and laughing while she is surrounded by boys)
(Back to reality)

Georgia : (evily) It was your idea.
Jas : No it wasn’t, it was yours Georgia!
Georgia : Well you let me do it, so technically it’s your fault.
Jas : Whatever, anyway I had a great time, surrounded by Tarzans and James Bonds. (sighs)
Georgia : Just shut up.
Jas : Georgia, you thought it was funny and I thought it was funny, but you have to remember that boys don’t think girls are for funniness.
Georgia : Oh yeah, so that’s what they want is it? Boys? They want simpering girly-wirlys in catsuits?
Jas : Yes they do, and I think that they do like girls who are a bit soft and not so, well…you know…
(She starts zipping up her bag)
Georgia : Not so what?
(Jas gets up)
Jas : I have to go, we have an early supper.
Georgia : Go on, not so what?
(Jas walks out of the door)
Georgia : (shouting) Not so like me you mean, don’t you!!

Scene 6

(Georgia is wearing a new outfit as it is a new day. She is wearing combat trousers and a brown longish top)

Georgia : (thought – Absolutely no phone calls from anyone. I may as well be dead)

(phone rings)

Georgia : Ahh. Hello?

(we see Julia & Ellen in a phonebox while it’s pouring with rain)

Julia : Bonjour ma petit copine.
Georgia : Err…who is this?
Julia : Julia duh.
Georgia : Ohh, bonjour
Ellen : C’est Ellen. Vwee are going on la marche avec mystery tomorrow! You must come!!!
Georgia : And what exactly is “la marche avec mystery”
Ellen : (bluntly) A mystery walk.
Georgia : Oh yes of course.
Julia : So, you’re coming?
Georgia : Jah.
Ellen : Ok, see you at Whiteleys at 10 o’clock, and dress French!
(They hang up)
Georgia : Dress French, eh?

Scene 7

(We see Georgia putting the final touches to her “French” outfit. She is wearing skinny jean cut offs with black boots, a polo neck black jumper and a brown beret with extra huge sunglasses and loads of makeup with a brown scarf)

Georgia : Tres, tres bien.

Scene 8

(We see Georgia going down the stairs and out of the door)

Georgia: Mum, I’m going out with the girls, won’t be back too late.

Scene 9

(Georgia gets off the bus and walks to Whiteleys where Ellen and Julia are waiting)

Julia : Tres fab vetements.
Georgia : Merci beaucoup ma idiot copine.
Ellen : Let’s go. (They both put on sunglasses)

Scene 10

(We see Georgia, Ellen & Jools walking down the street asking people questions in French. An elderly woman looks very confused when they go up to them. Georgia suddenly sees a really dishy bloke. She gestures for the girls to follow her and she approaches him. They look amazed at what she is about to do)

Georgia : (limping) Excusez-moi. Je suis francais. Je ne parle pas l’anglais. Parlez-vous francais?
Dishy bloke : (looks puzzled) Are you lost? Sorry, I don’t speak French.
Georgia : (pouting) Au secours monsieur.
Dishy bloke : (taking Georgia’s arm) Look, don’t be frightened, come with me.
(Ellen and Jools look astounded. Georgia hobbles with him into a French patisserie. Georgia is mouthing “shit” to the girls behind her as he takes her in)
Dishy bloke : (to the French woman behind the counter) Hi, this lady here is lost I think and she is French. Could you help her please?
French Woman : Of course. (starts speaking French to Georgia)
(The dishy bloke thanks the woman, smiles at Georgia and goes out of the shop. Georgia keeps nodding and smiling)

Georgia : Err, excuses-moi. (She runs out of the shop and the dishy bloke looks amazed that her leg has healed so quickly. Ellen and Jools crack up laughing)

Scene 11

(Georgia walks into the house)

Mum : (from the kitchen) Did you have a nice time.
Georgia : Yeah, it was great (sarcastically)
(Libby runs in)
Libby : Georgie!!!
Georgia : Bibberty!!
(Libby runs into Georgia’s arms and Georgia picks her up)
Georgia : How was playschool?
Libby : Good.
(Georgia smells Libby)
Georgia : Mum, why does Libby smell of….soil?
Mum : Oh, she thought it would be fun to climb in the plant at playschool.
Georgia : Ohh, Libbs you legend.

Scene 12

(We see Georgia sitting in her bed, wearing again another outfit. Jeans and a pink top)

Georgia : (writing. Thought – I’ve started worrying about what to wear for first day back at school. I wonder how much “natural” make-up I can get away with? Concealer is ok. I wonder about mascara? Maybe I should just dye my eyelashes. I hate my eyebrows…in fact it’s just the one eyebrow across my forehead. (feels her eyebrows)) Hmm….

Scene 13

(Georgia is in her Mum’s room, rummaging around in her drawers. Finds an apron in a special box in her Dad’s tie drawer. Looks at it strangely then puts it back. Finally finds the tweezers)

Georgia : Bingo.

Scene 14

(Georgia is looking in the mirror of her room, plucking her eyebrows. With every pluck she is wincing and saying ow)

Georgia : (studying eyebrows) This is no good.

Scene 15

(Georgia is in the same place but with her dad’s razor)

Georgia : (finding the hairs disappear very quickly) Much better. (Takes a very large stroke by accident) Bugger. Um, ah. (does the same to the other eye, keeps evening it up)

Scene 16

(We see Georgia’s mum drop the plates she is carrying in the kitchen)

Mum : What in the name of God have you done to yourself you stupid girl???

(We see Georgia with….literally no eyebrows)

Scene 17

(Georgia is lying in her bed, listening to her parents conversation in the kitchen)

Mum : She looks like….mumble mumble
Dad : (really loudly) She WHAT?
(We hear Georgia’s Dad coming up the stairs. He knocks on Georgia’s door)
Dad : Georgia, what have you done now?
Georgia (from under the covers) : At least I’m a real woman!!
Dad : What in the name of arse is that supposed to mean??
(He goes away. The phone rings)

Georgia: Yes?
Jas : Hey Georg, do you want to go shopping tomorrow? Cause in Boots there’s this new make-up range that looks so natural that you can’t tell you’ve got anything on!
Georgia : (pauses) Do they do eyebrows?
Jas : Eyebrows? You mean false eyelashes?
Georgia : No. I mean eyebrows.
Jas : Why would you want eyebrows, everyone has eyebrows, why would you need a spare pair?
Georgia : I haven’t got any anymore. I shaved them off by mistake.
Jas : I’m coming round. Don’t do anything until I get there.

Scene 18

(Georgia is still in bed. Jas is perched on the bed staring at her)
Jas : It wasn’t very clever was it? How did you manage to do it again?
Georgia : I don’t want to talk about it.
(Jas stares at Georgia’s non-existent eyebrows)
Jas : Perhaps you could draw them on?
Georgia : What the hell?
Jas : You know, with an eyeliner pencil; it could work.
Georgia : I’d rather not.
Jas : Fine. Well sorry for helping.
(She storms out of the room)

Scene 19

(Georgia is still in bed. Her Dad comes in the room and laughs at her)

Scene 20

(Her Dad is going to the bathroom but sneaks a look at Georgia and laughs at her again)

Scene 21

(Her Dad and Uncle Eddie both come in)
Dad : You have to see her.
(Uncle Eddie laughs hysterically)
Uncle Eddie : Never mind, if they don’t grow back you and I can go into showbiz. We can do a double act doing impressions of billiard balls.
(They go away)

Scene 22

(Libby comes in)

Georgia : Hey Libbs.
(Libby sits down and doesn’t say anything, just strokes the place where Georgia’s eyebrows were)
(Goes away)

Scene 23

(Libby comes in with a lump of cheese and gives it to Georgia)

Georgia : Err thanks Libbs.
(She smiles a really scary smile and leaves. Georgia eats the lump of cheese)

Scene 24

(It is the next day and Georgia is awoken by her phone. She sees by the clock that it’s 11am)

Georgia : (yawns) Hello?
Jas : Georgia, it’s me.
Georgia : Oh hello Jas. Have you decided to forgive me then?
Jas : I guess.
Georgia : Good, because I have enough to worry about at the moment.
Jas : Me, Ellen and Jools are in town at the mo.
Georgia : Oh that’s nice. Decided to go without me did you?
Jas : You’ve just woken up!
Georgia : How do you know?
Jas : I can tell. Anyway, I didn’t think you’d want to go out with the whole eyebrow thing.
Georgia : I wouldn’t.
Jas : Exactly. Well, we’re coming round after we’ve been shopping a bit more.
Georgia : Oh are you? So nice of you to invite yourself round my house…
Jas : See you then.
(She hangs up)
Georgia : What a great friend I’ve got!
(She stumbles out of bed and opens the door to find a pile of magazines there with a note saying “gone to town, maybe there’s something about eyebrows in these, Mum x”)

Scene 25

(Georgia is again on her bed reading the magazines. She sees a page called “kissing techniques” and gets engrossed into it. She gets out her diary)

Georgia : (thought – I’m a novice when it comes to kissing. I’ve never had a boyfriend or kissed a guy. And I’m 14. How sad. I’m really nervous about my first kiss because how do you know what side to go to and stuff? Although, unless some guy loses his way and wanders into my street and then finds his way up the stairs into my bedroom with a blindfold on then I’ll never have one. I guess I should get dressed and then maybe I’ll tidy my room)

Scene 26

(Georgia is now dressed and is picking up things off her floor)

Georgia : (moaning) I hate housework…

(The doorbell rings)

Georgia : Yes! (she drops the thing she is holding and runs to the door)

(She runs down the stairs and opens the door to find Jas, Ellen & Jools. Jools and Ellen stare at her for a while)

Ellen : I like it.

Scene 27

(Up in Georgia’s room, the radio is on and all Georgia’s makeup is spread out on the bed. Jools is looking through Georgia’s wardrobe, Jas is reading a magazine and doing Ellen’s eyeshadow. Georgia is looking in the mirror trying to sellotape down her fringe)

Georgia : What do you think?

(Everyone looks up)

Jas : You look like you’ve just escaped from the funny lads.
Georgia : Thanks, Jas.
Ellen : Maybe you should try a different method….like emphasizing your mouth so it draws away attention from….other stuff.
Georgia : Good idea Ellen.
Jas : Oh, Georgia, I haven’t told you about Tom!!!
Georgia : (turns round) Who’s Tom.
Jools : Oh, just this boy that Jas is in lurvveee with!
Jas : Shut up, I’m not, I just rate him.
Georgia : How do you know him?
Jas : I saw him in a shop.
Georgia : So how do you know his name’s Tom, did you speak to him?
Jas : No, I heard someone call him that.
Georgia : Oh. Do you want to snog him?
Jas : What?
Jools: That’s random Georgia.
Georgia : Well, not really, I was just thinking about it because I was reading a article in a magazine about kissing techniques. Have you ever actually kissed anyone before Jas?
Jas : (blushing incredulously) No. But neither have you!
Georgia : I know. Has anyone actually kissed a boy?
(there is a silence)
Ellen : Yeah me…
Jools : Ellen!
Georgia : You kept this quiet!
Jas : So tell us the goss!
Ellen : Well, I was at my cousin’s Christmas party last year and this boy from Liverpool was there, (thinking) I think he was a sailor….
(All the girls stare at her to carry on)
Ellen : Anyway, he was 19 or something (Georgia looks stunned) and he brought some mistletoe over and, well kissed me.
Jas : What was it like?
Ellen : A bit on the wet side, like a sort of warm jelly feeling.
Jools : What kind of kiss was it?
Georgia : Did he have his mouth closed or open?
Ellen : (thinking) A bit open.
Georgia : Did his tongue pop out?
Ellen : No, just his lips.
Georgia : Well, what did you do with your tongue?
Ellen : Well, I just left it where it normally is.
Georgia : What about your teeth?
Ellen : Oh yeah, I took those out…
(Georgia looks hurt and looks away)
Ellen : I can’t really remember. It was a bit tickly and didn’t last long, but I liked it, I think. He was quite nice but he had a girlfriend. I suppose he thought I was just a little 13-year-old who hadn’t been around much.
Georgia : He was right….

Scene 28 :

(Georgia is opening the door for the guys to go the next day. She is wearing jeans and a teal pretty top)

Georgia : Bye guys! (closes door. Suddenly sees Angus in next doors garden with their poodle lurking nearby)

Georgia : Oh God, this isn’t good. (calling) Mum, Angus is stalking next door’s poodle! (Sees an elderly woman throw a brick at him) Oh, it’s alright, Mrs next door has thrown a brick at him!

Scene 29 :

Georgia : (sitting on her bed, writing in her diary) Six days to school and counting. I thought I’d wear my pencil line skirt the first day back, with hold-up stockings and my ankle boots. I’m still not resolved in the make-up department because if I run into Hawkeye then she’ll make me take it off if she spots it. Then I’ll get that shiny red face look which is so popular with PE teachers. On the other hand, I can’t possibly risk walking to school without make-up on. No matter how much I stick to the sidestreets, sooner or later I will be bound to bump into the Foxwood lads. The biggest worry of all is the bloody beret. I must consult with the gang to see what our plan is.

Scene 30

(It’s late in the evening, the family has just finished eating and they are washing up.)

Georgia : (putting some plates next to her Dad) Why don’t you wear you special apron Dad?
Dad : (dropping the dishes) What? How…how? How do you know about that? You’ve been prying through my drawers haven’t you! How dare you!
Georgia : (very seriously) I think I’ve got a right to know if my dad is a transvestite.
(Her mum laughs)
Dad : You encourage her Connie. You show no respect, so how can she?
Mum : Calm down Bob, of course I respect you…(phone rings)
Georgia : Sorry, must get that. (goes into the hallway)
Mum : (in the background) It’s just that it’s quite funny to think of you as a transvestite. (laughs again)
Georgia : (laughs) Hello?
Jools : Hey Georg, it’s Jools.
Dad : (in the background) I’m off to the pub. (He puts on his jacket, goes through the doorway and slams the door) (Georgia covers her ears)
Georgia : You were saying?
Jools : Have you thought about what we’re gunna do with our berets yet, cause schools only next week.
Georgia : I know, I was just thinking about that. Why don’t you and the rest of the Ace Gang come round my house tomorrow to discuss a plan.
Jools : Sounds good. I’ll tell the others. Cya.
Georgia : Bye.
(Georgia goes into the kitchen)
(Her Mum is doing the dishes and laughs when Georgia comes in)
Mum : I think we’ve upset your Dad.
Georgia : Oh well, but seriously, what is that thing for?
Mum : Ohh, well it’s his Masonic apron. (Georgia looks blank) You know, that huddly duddly, pulling up one sock, I’ll scratch your back if you scratch mine sort of thing.
Georgia : (thought) I have no idea what she’s on about…

Scene 31

(next day. Georgia is in bed. The phone rings. Georgia yawns)
Georgia : Yes?
Jas : It’s Jas. I was thinking that we should have our beret meeting in town today, then I can show you Tom.
(Georgia feels her eyebrows)
Georgia : Yeah, I think that should be ok.
Jas : Ok great. Costa Ricos at 11.30?
Georgia : Yep, see you then.

Scene 32

(Georgia is walking across the street to meet the others. She is wearing black jeans rolled up with ugg boots and a brown jacket with a blue cap pulled right down just above her eyes)

Jas : Georgia, what are you wearing.
Georgia : I didn’t think the eyebrows were quite ready for public appearances.
Jas : Well, you look ridiculous. (pulls it off, Georgia tries to grab it back but Jas puts it behind her back. Georgia looks annoyed. Ellen studies Georgia’s eyebrows)
Ellen : Hmmm…
(They walk into the coffee shop and sit down at an empty table, putting their bags etc on empty chairs and the table)

Jools : (doesn’t sit down but stands) What’s everyone having?
Jas : 3 Cappuccinos? (looks around)
Ellen : Yep.
Georgia : Sure. (thought – I hate cappuccino, but everyone drinks it)
(Jools goes over to the bar place. Jas starts sorting out her fringe)
Georgia : Jas, your fringe is fine, stop messing.
(Reluctantly stops)
Ellen : Hey, those boys over there are totally checking us out…
Georgia : Where? (Leans over to look but the chair tilts and she falls on the floor. Jas and Ellen look highly embarrassed. Georgia gets up)
Ellen : Classy.
Georgia : That’s actually one of my flirting techniques.
Jas : Well it’s not very good is it. They’ll never look this way again.
Georgia : What happened to Tom?
Jas : What do you mean?
Georgia : Well, you can’t be looking at other guys when you’re in love with Tom.
Jas : He’ll never like me.
Georgia : Aww, Jas, of course he will, what’s not to like?
Jas : (smiles) Thanks, Georgia.
Georgia : (thought) Oh my God, she really thinks I’m serious.
Ellen : We’re going to see him, after this, aren’t we Jas?
(Jas nods)
(Jools comes over with the drinks)
Jools : What happened Georgia, all I saw was you on the floor.
Georgia : Oh, just one of my flirting techniques.
Jools : Right…(sits down) So, has anyone got any ideas about the beret?
Ellen : Well, me being clever, actually brought the beret to play around with. (Takes it out of her bag and places it in the middle of the table. They all stare at it. Jas is moving her head strangely.)
Georgia : Jas, what on earth are you doing?
Jas : Viewing the beret at different angles. (She picks it up and folds it in half and puts it against her head)
Georgia : No, Jas. (Jas takes it away from her head)
Ellen : Hand it here a mo. (Jas gives it to her) I’ve just had a brainstorm. Anyone got any hairgrips?
(Everyone shakes their head)
Jools : Hang on, I might have some.. (Jools searches in her bag and pulls out 2 and hands them to Ellen)
Ellen : Perfect. I was thinking, how about if we roll it up.
Jas : Like a sausage?
Ellen : Yes, like a sausage Jas. Then use the clips to pin it to the back of your head. (She does so. There is a silence)
Georgia : Absolutely brilliant.
Jas : You can hardly see it!
(Ellen shows off her head)
Jools : Ok, it’s official, Operation Sausage will be put into action next week.
Georgia : Woo
Jas : Yeh
(They all high five. Ellen takes the beret off)

Scene 33

The girls have practically finished their cappuchinos.
Ellen : Ready to go to Jennings?
Jas : (Nearly spills her coffee) What? I haven’t finished my drink!
Ellen : Well, hurry up.
Jas : I need to go do my makeup and hair before we go in!
Ellen : Well, you’d better go do it now then.
(Jas quickly gets up and goes to the loos)
Georgia : I’ll come with. (Georgia gets up and follows Jas)
(Jas goes immediately to the mirror and starts applying foundation. Georgia stares at her eyebrows and starts pulling the hairs.)
Georgia : Grow eyebrows, damn you!
Jas : That’s not gunna work, you’ll end up pulling the hairs off then you’ll have no eyebrows, again.
(Jas turns to Georgia)
Jas : Do I look ok?
Georgia : You look fine Jas.
Jas : Are you sure?
Georgia : Absolutely positive.
(Jas starts to touch her fringe)
Georgia : Don’t even think about it. Come on.
(She pulls Jas out of the loos and they join the others who are standing by the table)

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