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So Let's Not Give Thanks for Today
(excerpt)
(an original comedy feature film)
written / owned by E. C. Ikeme

copyright 2015

ikemeekene@gmail.com


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INT. THE SHOP - MEANWHILE

Susan goes and picks out a pair of sunglasses from the rack. As she inspects it, it slips out of her hand and falls to the floor. She looks around to see if anyone has seen what has happened. No one saw it. She picks the sunglasses up and notices that one lens has cracked.


SUSAN

Oh no.

She looks around again to see if anyone's looking at her. No one's looking. She puts the glasses back on the rack. She picks up another one that looks exactly like the first and looks at the price tag. She takes it to cashier lady (21). She shows it to the cashier, takes out a bank note from her hand bag and hands it to her. The cashier holds up the bank note to the light and looks at it to confirm its geniuneness.


SUSAN

Please hurry up with the
change - I have a really
important part to attend.



CASHIER

(as she puts the bank
note in the cash register,
takes out change and
hands it to Susan)
It can't be that important if
you're taking these cheap-arse
sunglasses.


SUSAN

(as she takes the change
and puts it in her hand bag)
Yeah. Cheap-arse sunglasses that
I brought in this cheap-arse shop.


Susan starts heading for the exit.


SUSAN

Nothing can stop me now.


Just as she's at the threshold, this man (45) coming inside deliberately pushes her back inside violently. Susan sees that the man is carrying a pistol in his hand.


SUSAN

(thinks to herself)
Oh no.


The man quickly gets in the store, closes the glass door and locks it, draws the curtain close and flips the 'open' sign on the glass window to say 'closed'. He points the gun around at everyone in the shop (8 people : 4 men, 4 women).



GUN MAN

THIS IS A ROBBERY!


The people in the store aren't really scared, except for this grown man (35) that screams like a bitch.

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