Marlowe Page #4
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a way to tell everyone. I don’t
suppose you know how to make some
money so my dad and mom can keep
our farm, do you? Guess not.
LOUISE (O.S.)
Cole, it’s time for dinner so
wash up and come down.
COLE:
All right mom, just a minute.
Listen, I’ll steal some food off
after dinner. My mom is a really
good cook. I don’t know if you
like our kind of food but, if you
liked that old pizza you’ll love
mom’s cooking. Okay, gotta go so
you better go back in and close
the door.
Cole goes to the door and closes it behind himself. Marlowe
hears him RUNNING down the stairs.
He walks back in the front door of the little house and
closes it behind himself.
Almost immediately Marlowe comes back out the front door and
climbs into the pile where he saw the book and finds the
book again with the word Marlowe on the page. Marlow sits
in front of the book and carelessly begins to turn the
pages.
He sees all the words but they don’t mean anything to him.
He quickly goes back in the toy house and brings back the
paper with the words written on it and compares it to the
ones in the book.
Hours go by as Marlowe studies the book and the way the
words are arranged. He traces the words across the page with
his tiny hand. He finally falls asleep with one thought on
his mind. Among all these words – he was Marlowe and the
human was Cole.
Marlowe opens his eyes slowly and he is rocking back and
forth in Cole’s palm. He tries not to show fear but Cole
is huge like a giant in the eyes of the mouse.
Cole stops and lowers his hand and Marlowe immediately jumps
out and onto the floor.
COLE:
Sorry. I didn’t want to wake
you. You were reading the book
weren’t you. I can’t even read
that book so you are very smart.
Cole points to his head and repeats it.
COLE:
Smart.
Marlowe finds the pencil and small, folded paper and offers
them to Cole.
Cole takes them and immediately writes down S M A R T and
then shows it to Marlowe and then points to his head.
Marlowe bounces up across some toys until he is on Cole’s
desk. He walks to the end of the desk and waits. Cole
comes over and gets down on his knees so they are face to
face.
COLE:
Smart.
Marlowe closes his eyes down and wrinkles his nose and moves
closer to Cole and looks right at Cole’s mouth as Cole says
it again.
COLE:
Smart. Like you are. Because
you want to see what is making
the sound. Right? Right.
Marlowe, come over here. Let
me show you this.
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