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location of scene (LOS): entrance of carnival


veronica:

I'm glad you agreed to come with me 

Jessica:

well when someone’s spam calling you and banging at your door it’s kind of hard to say no

veronica: 

well I'm sorry for wanting to help my friend, and you were upset, you know after you and-

Jessica:

 yeah I know, I don’t wanna talk about it

(2 wristbands please)

veronica: 

well we all know she was in the wrong

Jessica: 

c'mon let’s go


LOS: walking down the rides


veronica:

omg, do you remember our trio last year, what was that girls name again?

Jessica:

 Amanda?

veronica:

YEAH, her mom called me the other day…

Jessica: 

oh, about what…?

veronica:

apparently she went missing, but i don’t buy it, she’s always been like this, which is why she isn’t our friend anymore

Jessica: 

you’re right, i never really liked her

veronica: 

yeah, she treated you really bad

Jessica: 

she was probably jealous

veronica: 

jealous?

Jessica:

well we spent more time together without her

veronica: 

well it’s her fault your boyfriend left you so, can you blame us?

jessica:

you’re 100% right

jessica:

Hey V?

Veronica: 

yeah jess?

jessica: 

is it just me or is that guy following us?

veronica:

you’re right….lets start walking away quick but act normal

(they start to run to mirror maze)

jessica:

LETS GO TO THE MIRROR MAZE 

HURRY!

LOS: Mirror maze

veronica: 

jess where’d you go? jess?!?

Jessica:

V? (CLANG) V GET OUT OF HERE

Veronica:

WHATS WRONG?

jessica: 

GO ILL MEET YOU

(they bump into each other)

(veronica gets stopped and Jessica keeps running)


LOS: outside mirror maze


(Jessica looks back to see if she’s behind)

Jessica:

V???


LOS: in mirror maze again


Amanda: 

hey v

veronica:

how do you know me….

Amanda: 

you really don’t recognize my voice….

veronica:

what….

(slightly reveal)

(veronica gasps)

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