Escenario 5
"No Le Pegue al Pepino"
Escrito por Niece Abby
"No Le Pegue al Pepino"
Escrito por Niece Abby
Fade In: Fog swirls around the bridge as the woman of average breast size slowly strolls towards the men. She is well dressed, her trench coat obviously a Michael Kors and her lipstick a dark MAC Russian Red.
Woman: Yes, I'm sorry I am late. My midterms kept me at the University longer than I planned. Do either of you know any Chemistry? Knowledge of this subject forsakes me.
Pepino Suave: What is this?! Another language and now these useless ramblings about chemistry? I came here for a reason and this is a waste of my time!
Fournier: Yes, Miss Bonnie Montenegro am I correct? We are here to ask you about a young child that has been wrongfully taken-
Bonnie: Stop! Of course I know why you're here! Who do you think I am?
Pepino Suave: ...Bonnie Montenegro...? (to Fournier) you just said that, right?
Bonnie: Fools! I spend my days at the University researching the legend of Will Farrell. When I'm not studying chemistry, of course. I know about his family and his work. If you want to find Will Farrell, I'm your gal.
Fournier: (to Suave) What did I tell you? My sources were correct.
Bonnie: Your sources were wrong to tell you I would help you.
Pepino: But why not? I thought you were the expert on all things Farrell and Chemistry.
Bonnie: Not chemistry, that tontería confuses me! But yes I do know about Farrell
Fournier: Then tell us! We have the right to know the truth! (this will become somewhat of a catch phrase for the reporter)
Pepino: Why are you such a liar!? You bring us here for nothing!
Bonnie: (Slaps pepino. For several seconds the trio stand in silence as the woman calms down) FINE! I will tell you. You can find all the answers about Will Farrell in that cementerio across the bridge. There is a crypt with his family name on it. Go there. Or find the set his movie is shooting on. I recommend going to the crypt, however. That seems more dramatic and scary. Now leave me! I have equations to balance!
Pepino: (his face still red from the slap) One last thing, Ms Montenegro. Why did you slap me?
Bonnie: (pauses for a moment to think) Well, my old friend. No one had slapped anyone in a while. It seemed it was time.
Fade out as dramatic music plays and fog swirls.