Write a short scene in which two characters have an interaction. Use the stage directions to make it clear how the actors should perform the scene.

Example:

[Lee is seated at a table, studying. Laura enters.]

Lee: Sorry about yesterday. Still angry?

Laura: No. [She deliberately drops her heavy book on the table.]

Lee: Are you sure?

Laura: Yes. [She opens her book and then slams it shut.]

Lee: Still friends?

Laura: Sure. [She scoops up her books and strides out.]

Your scene should be 5 lines or longer.
(don't use the example please)

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