{Warning: the first image is a tad graphic. Scroll quickly past it to see the rest, if your tummy doesn't appreciate dislocated digits.}
"Um, Kevin? I think I broke my toe..."-Margaret, after running into a wall during an exercise.
One of the earliest hints that this was going to be an unceasingly supportive group: giving love for the broken toe. (After the hospital visit, we learned that it was only dislocated, not broken, thankfully.) L-R: back: Jake, Sam. front: Jacob, Margaret, Liz, Jess, and someone's arm...I don't remember whose, I want to say Eliza, but it could be any number of good folks. Damn loss of labels!
Characters: A & B
A: accuses
B: questions
A: mocks
B: challenges
A: dismisses, then demands
B: defies
A: threatens
B: confesses
A: berates
B: apologizes
A: dismisses
B: begs
A: condemns
B is writing a letter attempting to persuade someone to give them a break. A enters. The scene happens. A exits.
A lesson in basic and effective scene structure. Produced an amazingly wide range of results, it was really awesome.
And I'll leave you today with a quote from Liz:
"If there is anything to rival fine art, it's a pancake."
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