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Script for Preliminary Task:


(Ella texts Sam “Can I talk to you its urgent”. Sam walks through the entrance towards the common room. Sam opens the door to the common room, approaches Ella.)



Sam: hey I got your text, what’s up? Is everything alright?

Ella: No, not really, I’m so annoyed right now

Sam: why?

(They both sit down at the table)

Ella: Because I got robbed yesterday by some idiots, that £50 I was meant to pay you back today, it got stolen!

(Sam’s jaw drops)

Ella: (high tone voice) I’m really sorry Sam! I’ll sort something out

Sam: No I needed the money today! Why are you so irresponsible?

Ella: what do you mean ‘irresponsible’? It wasn’t even my fault

Sam: yeah but how you gonna let them to take my money though?

Ella: why are angry at me? What was I meant to do? they threatened to hurt me

Sam: Yeah but now what am I going to do

Ella: I don’t know but surely you shouldn’t be blaming me, your being pathetic

Sam: Ella don’t test me, it was my money

Ella: I don’t care Sam, I’m not taking your crap, and you don’t speak to me like that

Sam: (raises her voice) what’s wrong with you? I should be the one who’s mad!

Ella: No Sam, you were being rude to me. I literally have no energy for this

(Ella stands up and removes her bags from the table)

Sam: Really? Are you really gonna be like that?

Ella: Yeah and I won’t even bother getting the £50 I still owe you. You disrespected me.

Sam: (laughs) No you’re not! You’re paying me back! Stop being petty and grow up who do you think you are!

Ella: Whatever Sam. I can’t be bothered for this, I’m going to my lesson

(Ella walks towards the common room door and leaves the room)
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