General Script posted August 11, 2017

Chapters:

...47 48 -49- 50...

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a scene in a German garden

A chapter in the book Worlds

Mole World 1

by Bill Schott

The scene opens in an unkempt garden located between an old one-car, detached garage and a century-old stone wall. Just beneath the surface, creating a serpentine furrow, is a mole. Above ground is a juvenile rabbit. Frightened by the appearing mound, the latter reacts. Bunny Rabbit (BR):  Was ist los!?!   (What's happening!) Merci Mole (MM): (In a muffled voice) Skooz em wah, see voo plat. BR:  Wer ist da?   (Who is there?) MM:  Kint git yer French, pard.  Dint mean ta ascare ya. BR:   Zeige dich!   (Show yourself! ...which sounds like 'syga ditsh) MM:   It prob'ly is a good-size ditch ferm up thar.  Lemme pop my noggin up an' git sniff a ya. (the mole's huge hands part a hole in the dirt and his eyeless face appears. The rabbit is alarmed) BR: Gott im Himmel! (God in Heaven!) MM:  No, sir.  That ain't me.   Kint reckon why ev'rybody thinks I'm dat feller.   My nim's Meersee. BR:   Ich verstehe nicht.  (I don't understand. .... which sounds like ick verstayt nickt.) MM:   Well howdy, Nick.  Hey, pard.   Where we at oproximate? BR:  Ich bin veraungstigt! (I'm scared!) MM :   By gum!  This Ikbin Fair-n-stick must be a heckova spread. Seems like whenever I stick my head up, there I am. Cordin' to them folks I meet up wit anyways. BR: Bitte geh.   (Please leave. ... which sounds like bita gay) MM: Ah, no. I ain't bitter, Nick. It's jes' a bit of a poser fer me. The rabbit runs away. MM: Well, that weren't as pleasant as it ought ta bin. Them French folk er a bit dim and,  oooh, hard to look at. Betcha he could hear a pin drop in Disneyland wit them ears. Bes' git back ta bein' lost. The mole returns to the digging beneath the surface. Write A Review Pays one point and 2 member cents. You need to login or register to write reviews. It's quick! We only ask four questions to new members.