Marlowe Page #5
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down. Cole presses some keys until a program comes up that
shows words and how to pronounce them.
COLE:
I tried as hard as I could not
to tell anybody in school about
you. I almost did but I didn’t.
I just had to think really hard
about what would happen – if I
said anything. Right?
COLE:
Look at my hand. Cole points
to his hand as he pushes the
mouse and shoves the cursor over
the word ‘right’ and the computer
speaks the word. See?
Marlowe sees everything on the screen, on the desk and in
the room but his eyes are focused on Cole’s hand as his
finger pushes the mouse and the computer talks.
COLE:
but this is called a mouse.
Pretty crazy. Okay, this is
what I am gonna do. I can
leave this program on and you
can learn if you understood
anything I said and I know you
did because you are a smart
aleene and it’s my job now to
teach you. Now it’s on and you
can type from here any word.
Cole slowly types out Marlowe and then puts the cursor over
the word and just before he pushes the mouse, Marlowe jumps
right next to his hand and pushes the mouse button and the
computer says his name,’ Marlowe’.
Marlowe and Cole look at each other for a long time and then
a huge smiles grows across Cole’s face which lights up
Marlowe’s face.
COLE:
Smile.
Cole types in the word, points to his face and his smile
and Marlowe pushes the mouse button with his tiny little
hand and the computer says the word, smile.
LLOYD (O.S.)
Cole, do we have to wait dinner
for you every night of the week?
COLE:
Coming, coming. Okay. I have
to go but I’ll bring more food
and ah some water and other stuff
you might need – here. Okay,
see you Marlowe.
Marlowe watches sadly as Cole goes out the door and closes
it. He briefly sees the sign to keep the door closed before
it whizzes past his face. Marlowe stares at the computer
screen. He looks over at the book and back at the screen.
He looks at the paper where Cole wrote the words and slowly
Marlowe starts to piece the puzzle together.
He pushes the mouse again over his name and again the
computer says his name, Marlowe. A smile slowly grows on
Marlowe’s face and he feels it.
He instantly runs down to the tiny house and rushes inside
where he finds the mirror and he looks at himself. He
smiles slowly and his eyes almost bulge out of his head in
excitement.
Marlowe bolts out of the toy house. He runs so fast he
runs across a wall sideways until he jumps on the bed and
then bounces all the way back to the house where he sits in
front of the mirror and he smiles over and over and over
again.
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