The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2

WOMAN:
For as long as I could remember,

the four of us shared everything.

Stories...

...secrets...

...laughter...

...broken hearts.

So when we found a pair of pants that,

by some miracle, fit each of us perfectly...

...we took it on faith they'd come

into our lives for a reason.

That summer and the two that followed...

...the pants had the magic

of keeping us together.

No matter where they found us.

[BLOWS WHISTLE]

BRIDGET:

Bring it in!

CARMEN:

They saw us through times of love...

...times of loss...

MAN:
CongratuIations.

-...and times of change.

And those moments where you

feel your life just lift up...

...and take off.

Let go!

That fall when we left for college, I watched

each of my friends settle into a new life.

-Cut!

-Tibby was at NYU.

Bridget made the soccer team at Brown.

[WHISTLE BLOWS]

[CROWD CHEERING]

And Lena? She was on scholarship

at Rhode Island School of Design.

They made it look so easy,

fitting right in and making new friends...

...while I was at Yale just waiting

for something to feel real or familiar.

I was lost without them, especially when

it felt like my mom was moving on too.

I believed that the Sisterhood

could survive anything.

But maybe the pants had done

just about all a pair of pants could do...

...and the rest

we had to learn on our own.

How to become ourselves

without losing each other.

[MAN SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

LENA:

Kostos?

I'm so sorry, Lena.

I know how much Bapi meant to you.

It's good to see you.

-These past few months have just--

-Lena.

I've missed you.

I onIy broke up with you because--

[SPEAKING IN GREEK]

Lena...

...this is MeIia.

My wife.

WOMAN:

And treachery in me, your queen.

Wait, Kostos got married?

Yep. ApparentIy

there's a B-A-B-Y on the way.

Oh, my God!

I didn't get the whoIe story.

You have to HeimIich it out of Lena.

WeII, she must be devastated.

Wait, why didn't she caII me?

I hardIy hear from her, or any of you.

She was probabIy pIanning on

teIIing you when schooI's out.

Listen, I gotta go.

I think I just found bIiss.

-Love you.

-Okay, I-- Love you too.

[ROCK MUSIC PLAYS

O VER SPEAKERS]

CARMEN:

Here you go.

-HoId this.

-How was it?

It was great. One of your best.

Excuse me! Out of the way!

My God, there is nothing more

invigorating than a fuII house.

Here, take it down.

I just want to get this dress off.

I can bareIy breathe. Perfect. Thank you.

You're weIcome.

-These came for you during intermission.

-Oh. Great.

She's consistent. My mother sends

two dozen yeIIow roses...

...every time she doesn't show up.

Let's see.

''Sorry I couIdn't be there, darIing.

See you in Vermont.'' Of course.

Have you ever been to Vermont?

-Vermont?

-Yeah.

I'm doing an acting internship at the

ViIIage Theater Arts FestivaI this summer.

My mom wiII have to go to that.

A Iot of her friends wiII be in it.

ProfessionaI actors.

We actuaIIy get to work with them.

Hey, Carmen, they're aIways

Iooking for peopIe backstage.

I couId puII a few strings

if you're interested.

Oh, wow. That's reaIIy nice of you...

...but I made pIans to go home,

because my mom's pregnant...

...and we're moving, and my friends

wouId kiII me if I wasn't home.

-But thank you.

-Yeah, I understand.

Dad, I'm home.

Dad?

FATHER:

Bridget.

Hey, honey. I didn't expect you

home so soon.

I know, me either.

You hungry? Want a sIice?

Favorite recipe.

No, it's okay, I ate on the road.

So how's schooI?

Good. Yeah.

How's everything with you?

Good. You know, same.

Yeah.

Okay. Great.

Um, I guess I'II go unpack.

Get some rest.

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