Stuart Little 2 Page #5

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Snowbell runs in. The PLANE BUZZES him and he dashes into

the kitchen.

STAIRCASE:

Mr. Little is coming downstairs with a paper kite.

MR. LITTLE

Who wants to help me fly the kite?

The PLANE RIPS through the kite.

STUART:

Sorry, Dad.

MR. LITTLE

Stuart. Stop that this minute.

George and Will run in.

GEORGE:

He can't.

Stuart yells, frightened.

GEORGE:

At least he's indoors, nothing badcan happen.

At that exact moment, Mrs. Little opens the front door,

carrying a freshly-cut bouquet.

MRS. LITTLE

Have you ever seen prettier roses?

The PLANE RIPS through the bouquet and flies outside.

MRS. LITTLE

Stuart!

All the Littles run outside.

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They chase Stuart across Fifth Avenue into the park.

Stuart has rose petals stuck to his face, blinding him.

Screaming, he frantically brushes them off -- just in timeto see a group of nuns. He barely avoids hitting them.

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Stuart covers his eyes and screams as the plane disappearsbehind some bushes. We hear STUART SCREAM, then we hear

the sound of a CRASH.

When Stuart opens his eyes, he discovers that both he andthe plane have collided with a thick bush and both wingsare dangling precariously at the side.

Stuart crawls out of the wreckage and scampers down to theground. We hear the anxious voices of the entire Little

family as they race toward him.

MRS. LITTLE

Stuart! Stuart! Are you allright?

STUART:

I'm okay. Everything's fine.

GEORGE:

Fine?! It's ruined! Stuart, youdestroyed it!

STUART:

(feeling like a

failure)

I didn't mean to, George. I'm

sorry. I'm really sorry. We'll

fix it.

MRS. LITTLE

No, you won't! That is going inthe trash. It's much too

dangerous.

GEORGE:

(sarcastic)

Thanks, Stuart.

George picks up the wreckage, throws it in the trash, andleaves.

MR. LITTLE

(to Mrs. Little)

Now, honey -

MRS. LITTLE

He could easily have been killed.

Painting or dancing. Those are

his choices. And I'm no longertoo sure about dancing -- youdon't know what can happen. I'll

make lunch.

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She leaves.

Stuart and Mr. Little are alone.

MR. LITTLE

Since she has Little Martha her

protective, maternal instincts arerunning somewhat amok.

STUART:

I'll say.

MR. LITTLE

Also she just loves you so much,

Stuart... it's hard for her to

think of you in danger.

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