Sugar and Spice Page #4
INT. LINCOLN HIGH - GIRLS' BATHROOM - CONTINUOUS
LISA (V.O.)
She got life without parole, so Kansas
lives with her grandparents.
The next stall door opens and LUCY - cute, smart, very tidy -
EXITS, suddenly stopping to look down.
LISA (V.O.) (CONT'D)
Then there's Lucy...
She takes out a WHITE-OUT BOTTLE and touches a spot on her
already white Keds... stands... looks... then touches a spot
on the other shoe...
LISA (CONT'D) (V.O.) (CONT'D)
Geek extraordinaire - a walking left
brain. She's supposed to have this
genius I.Q.?
She then starts an obsessional frenzy of "whiting out" spots
all over her Keds. DIANE exits the final stall and takes
away Lucy's white-out.
LISA (V.O.) (CONT'D)
Truth is, she's an obsessive-compulsive
little freak.
DIANE/LISA
Hands in, ladies.
Squad joins Diane in a circle, putting their hands over her
hand - a la Madonna, backstage.
DIANE:
Today, we're going to cheer loud, jump
high, and look pretty because --
DIANE/SQUAD
CHEER-LEADERS-KICK --
IN ONE BEAT, ALL SWING RIGHT ARMS OVER HEAD, landing with a
SMACK on the "ASS" of the girl to their right.
DIANE:
Now let's get going - because nobody
ever got ahead by sitting on their
behind!
As all run out, we:
INT. LINCOLN HIGH - GYMNASIUM - DAY
PRINCIPAL SMITH, a man who burned out long ago, stands behind
a microphone on a small stage as he's done for 45 years.
The LINCOLN HIGH "FIGHTIN' LOG" MASCOT (looks like an angry
Tootsie Roll with legs and overly muscular arms) stands
beside him, pantomiming everything he says. STUDENTS fill
bleachers on either side.
LISA (V.O.)
The school year started off like normal.
Principal Smith gave his pep talk --
PRINCIPAL SMITH:
(reading from a list)
... and if you are approached to buy
drugs, let someone you trust know. If
you are thinking of harming yourself or
others, let someone know. If it burns
when you urinate, have milky seepage or
are being touched by an uncle - let
someone know...
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