The Recesses - Ensemble Flashcards

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(1.2) POPPY: But it’s more than… what I’m saying is, I want to write something worthy of the front page.
JAMES: Hm. Good answer.

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A REPORTER runs in, frazzled.
REPORTER: James? It’s the lacrosse article, people are… I dunno. People are frustrated.

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(1.7) AMBER: I so wish I had been there.

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GOSSIP #2: Amber, no offense, but you are never there. Literally not at all.

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(1.7) AMBER: Believe me, I know. Jake Everton won’t take proper notes at our meetings, I can’t stand it. Oh, and I just saw Mia Kapiletti’s t-shirt design. It’s awful, clashes with everything.

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GOSSIP #2: I mean, it’s Mia.

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(1.7) AMBER: If it was just personal stuff, I would, but like… I don’t wanna interfere with the election…
PENELOPE: The election?!

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GOSSIP #2: Rose? It’s gotta be Rose. What did she do?

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(1.7) AMBER: And then later, at the same exact meeting, one of the sixth-graders asked her what her policies were, and she literally said, straight-up, “I don’t care. This is just for the résumé.”
GOSSIP #1: She didn’t!

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GOSSIP #2: So condescending.

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(1.10) ROSE: So wait, I’m only running for the résumé, not actually going to do anything. But I’m also plotting to get rid of spring break? That doesn’t even make sense.

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ADVISOR #1: I guess the idea is that you’re a hypocrite.

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(1.10) ADVISOR #2: It’s ridiculous, but it’s working. Too early for a legit poll, but all you have to do is walk around the court at recess. People are talking, people are outraged. They believe it.

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ADVISOR #1: They want to believe it. Everybody loves a scandal.

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(1.10) Vincent coolly appears in the doorway.
VINCENT: Sorry to interrupt.

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ADVISOR #1: Excuse me, this is a private campaign meeting.

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(1.10) ROSE: Take five. Both of you. We shouldn’t be long.

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ADVISOR #1: Wait a minute, isn’t he the son of the– (vice principal?!)

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(1.12) DEALER #1 pockets the money.
DEALER #1: What money?

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DEALER #2: If you want soda, my friend, you have to pay.

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(1.12) Sniffling, the doormat hands the first dealer
another two dollars as Vincent enters.

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DEALER #2 (CONT’D): There you go. Now we’re square.

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(1.12) VINCENT: How many customers have you been extorting behind my back?

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DEALER #2: We don’t have any idea what you’re talking about.

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(1.12) DEALER #1: Oh… lose customers, you say? To who?

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DEALER #2: Yeah, losing customers shouldn’t be a problem. We’re the only option they have… aren’t we?

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(1.12) DEALER #1: You think we haven’t noticed our own sales going down? What, everyone gave up on soda, decided to be a health nut, all at the same time?

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DEALER #2: Seems unlikely.

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(1.12) AMBER: I’d like to see how Vincent handles it.

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DEALER #2: I mean, what do you expect us to do? If there’s a competitor in town, if we’re not getting the money we need… someone has to foot the bill.

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(1.12) DEALER #1: I don’t understand why we needed a middleman in the first place.

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DEALER #2: Seems like a simple enough business model to me.

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(1.12) NIKKI: Back off him, guys, back off!

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DEALER #2: Whoa there. You’re not our boss, either.

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(1.12) Amber exits, Vincent and the first henchman
in tow. Nikki watches them go. When
they’re out of sight, she pulls the two dealers
to their feet.

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DEALER #2: My head…

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(2.7) DEALER #1: Gum? C’mon. Gum was nothing.

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DEALER #2: Their whole “system” was literally just Blake and Margo. Two people can build a business, sure. But it takes more than that to build an empire.

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(2.7) POPPY: An empire. And is that what you were in on?

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DEALER #2: Wait, one second. You’re not using our names, right?

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(2.7) POPPY: The Gazette doesn’t pry into your affairs. It never has, it never will. What, are you scared?

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DEALER #2: No! Just, you know, being cautious.

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(2.7) DEALER #1: It sure used to be. Nobody could stop it, it was a beautiful steamroller. Well, beautiful until we got crushed.

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DEALER #2: We had no competition, no serious rivals, nothing. But by May, everything started falling apart. Nobody was buying sodas, nobody trusted anybody.

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(2.7) POPPY: Well. That should be enough to be incriminating.

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DEALER #2: Wait, what?!

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(2.7) POPPY: That’s the thing about us reporters, we do our research.

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DEALER #2: Why are you doing this?!

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(2.7) DEALER #1: You seriously think we’re gonna–

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DEALER #2: Come on, just do what she wants!

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(2.7) POPPY: She?
DEALER #1: Well, um–

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DEALER #2: Look, we did meet her, the kingpin, but only a couple times. She likes her privacy.

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(2.7) POPPY: Describe her.

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DEALER #2: I don’t know, really, I don’t! Just that she’s… intense.

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(2.7) POPPY: The full truth, or everything leaks. You don’t want to know what I’m capable of.

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DEALER #2: Yeah. A dealer, a friend of ours. Talk to her, okay? She’s close to the top.