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Serina
(A Verse Play by Ken Shiovitz) (Guy 1 dressed in blue suit, shirt & tie. Toward offstage left.) Guy 1: Yes, Serina.
I know food is scarce. I’ll try
to get some more land. Our
little ones never stop asking. I
certainly do understand. Its off
to the office, to man the front lines, I can
barely maintain what we've got. But
maybe today we will hit it so big We’ll
take over an entire lot. (Guy 2 dressed exactly as Guy 1, as they approach each
other) Guy 2: Ah, here comes that bruiser to mug me again. I’ll meet
him directly head on. Rather
I’d die than to yield him an inch, My
darling Serina he's won. Guy 1: Curse! Guy 2: Curse! Swear
word. Swear word. Guy 1: Curse! Swear
word. Swear word. Swear word.
Back-off. Back-off, Jack. Darn you. Darn
you. Guy 2: Curse! Swear
word. Swear word. Darn you. Darn you.
Darn you. Profanity. Back-off.
Back-off. Quick! Guy 1: Curse! Swear
word. Swear word. Swear word.
Back-off. Back-off, Jack.
Darnyou.
Darnyou.Scat.Scat.Scat.Scat.Scat. (Parent and child
dressed for bird watching, move stealthily onto stage) Child: Daddy, what is
that pretty bird? Adult: That is the indigo bunting I have been telling you
about. Doesn't it have a pretty song? Guy 2: Curse! Swear
word. Swear word. Darn you.
Darn you. Darn you. Profanity. Back-off. Back
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