Into the Woods Page #4
We are waiting!
CINDERELLA:
BACK TO THE EAVES/ AND THE LEAVES/ AND
THE FIELDS/ AND THE-
INT. CINDERELLA’S HOUSE - DRESSING ROOM - DAY
A room of mirrors. LUCINDA and FLORINDA, dressed in their
ball gowns, study themselves side by side, reflected over and
over. CINDERELLA enters through a mirrored door, breaking the
image.
FLORINDA:
HURRY UP AND DO MY HAIR, CINDERELLA!
FLORINDA pulls at one of LUCINDA’S bows.
FLORINDA (CONT’D)
LUCINDA grabs CINDERELLA.
LUCINDA:
(pointing to her
sleeve)
CINDERELLA!
LUCINDA eyes FLORINDA’S hair.
LUCINDA (CONT’D)
CINDERELLA grabs a stool and brings it next to FLORINDA.
CINDERELLA:
YOU LOOK BEAUTIFUL.
She stands on the stool and begins fixing FLORINDA’S hair.
FLORINDA:
I know.
LUCINDA:
She means me.
FLORINDA:
No, she didn’t!
The two STEPSISTERS bicker as CINDERELLA brushes and twists
their hair into tight curls:
CINDERELLA (V.O.)
(internal)
MOTHER SAID BE GOOD,/ FATHER SAID BE
NICE,/ THAT WAS ALWAYS THEIR ADVICE./
SO BE NICE, CINDERELLA,/ GOOD,
CINDERELLA,/ NICE GOOD GOOD NICE-FLORINDA
Tighter!
CINDERELLA obliges and becomes more aggressive with the hair
styling, her emotions building as she thinks to herself:
CINDERELLA (V.O.)
WHAT’S THE GOOD OF BEING GOOD/ IF
EVERYONE IS BLIND/ ALWAYS LEAVING YOU
BEHIND?/ NEVER MIND, CINDERELLA,/ KIND
CINDERELLA--/ NICE GOOD NICE KIND GOOD
NICE--
FLORINDA screams, bringing CINDERELLA back to reality.
FLORINDA:
Ow! Not that tight! Clod!
She reels around and smacks CINDERELLA who stands stunned.
The STEPSISTERS giggle and snort.
INT. BAKER’S COTTAGE - DAY - LATER
The BAKER and his WIFE are cleaning up after their day’s
work. There is an unexpected knock at the door. They stare at
one another momentarily.
BAKER:
Who might that be?
WIFE:
(calling out)
We’ve sold our last loaf of bread!
The BAKER opens the window a crack to see who is at the door.
BAKER:
(alarmed)
It’s the Witch from next door!
The DOOR pops off its frame and goes flying across the room
in a giant puff of smoke. The BAKER and his WIFE scream and
cower in a corner.
As the fog clears, we see the WITCH for the first time and
she’s not a pretty sight. MICE and other vermin drop from
beneath her cape and scatter through the cottage.
WIFE:
We have no bread.
WITCH:
I don’t want your bread.
BAKER:
Then what is it you wish?
WITCH:
It’s not what I wish. It’s what you
wish.
She moves towards the WIFE as the BAKER tries unsuccessfully
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