(ESTABLISHING SHOT: Bueno Nacho)

(Cut to the interior. KIM, RON and JILL sit at a table. KIM has some papers scattered in front of her)

RON: So, Amelia's out of the play, huh?

KIM: Yeah, she took a nasty fall down the stair well.

JILL: So, who's getting her part?

KIM: Got it covered. I had an understudy. A girl named Vanessa.

JILL: Vanessa? Who's that?

RON: Beats me.

JILL: Okay. (JILL takes a sip of her soda)

KIM: So, how're you doing with your part?

JILL: Good. I'm really getting a feel for the character.

KIM: Great. How about you, Ron?

RON: Huh? Yeah, I think I've got it good. I know my lines.

KIM: Come on, Ron, I'm taking this seriously.

RON: So am I.

KIM: It doesn't sound like it.

RON: Whatever.

KIM: Don't "whatever" me. I take this very seriously.

RON: So do I.

KIM: Whatever. I've got a lot of work to do, I'll see you tomorrow.

(KIM gathers her papers and leaves)

(Cut to the exterior of Bueno Nacho. KIM walks out the door. GILL peers through the bushes and watches her go)

(Cut back to the interior)

RON: So, do you think I'm right?

JILL: No way. Did you see the way Jersey pounded the Ducks last night? They don't stand a chance.

RON: I mean about Kim.

JILL: (Thinks) I think Kim could beat the Ducks.

RON: I mean about her gooning.

JILL: I don't think she's gooning.

RON: Well what about all this "being the character" stuff.

JILL: You're never been in a play before, have you?

RON: No.

JILL: Well that's what directors do. Trust me, Kim's not gooning, she's just doing what she's supposed to.

RON: Well, I hope you're right. So, you want to rehearse?

JILL: Sure.

(RON and JILL get up and leave)

(Cut to the exterior of Bueno Nacho. RON and JILL walk out. JILL stops)

JILL: (Snifs) What is that?

RON: What's what?

JILL: That smell. It smells like one of those ponds with a lot of algae growing on it.

RON: (Snifs) Yeah, it smells just like Camp Wannaweep's lake. I've told you about Camp Wannaweep, right?

JILL: Yes, you have, at great lengths. Come on, let's go rehearse.

(JILL and RON walk off. GILL peers through the bushes and walks them walk off)