Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Yessenia's Scene for Hanna's Play


The dining room has closed for the night. The SERVER picks up the plates from the tables, and carries them to the kitchen. RACHEL, 26, exotically intoxicating, sneaks into the dining room, waiting for the SERVER to exit the kitchen.

SERVER
My apologies, but the dining room is now closed mademoiselle.

                               RACHEL
Shame. I’m still hungry.

RACHEL gets close to the SERVER and touches him seductively.

                               SERVER
Ah, you must eat in small increments to help keep that figure of yours so, Uh—Sorry.

                               RACHEL
There is nothing to be sorry for. You’re a man who makes great observations, who has good taste.

                               SERVER
     (Pulling away from her)
I’ll go into the kitchen and see if I can get you anything.

                               RACHEL
No need. What I want is standing right in front me. You’re one hot dish, Server.

RACHEL gets intimately close to the SERVER.

RACHEL (CONT’D)
How about you feed me.

RACHEL attempts to kiss the SERVER, but he immediately pulls away.

SERVER
I’m sorry, but my beep are not on the menu. Now if you’ll excuse me I have to clean.

                               RACHEL
Shame. You sure know how to move it. The way you danced was intoxicating, spicy, hot. Your hips sure don’t lie.

                               SERVER
Well I did take—

                               RACHEL
Yeah, yeah, I was there. I heard you.

RACHEL pulls out a business card.

                               RACHEL
Too bad you were dancing with the talentless smurf.

                               SERVER
Hey!

                               RACHEL
Listen pal, ditch the smurf (gives him the business card) and I guarantee you you’ll be going places. And if you want to (gets intimately close to him again) set sail in new water, you can use my number for that too. Ciao!

                               RACHEL exits.

The SERVER stares at the business card.

BLACK OUT.

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