SCRIPT

Script- Audio 
The sound of a light tide. 
Male: It’s so beautiful tonight. 
The water begins to bubble and hit the boat. 
Suddenly, a large tide hits the boat. 
Male: (out of shot): the moon its so bright.. 
Female: (inner dialogue): I’m surrounded by darkness 
I feel so alone... 
Teardrop 
Splash 
Ripples 
Wipes tear away  
Wind howls 
Male: I could just lay here forever... Iv never felt so happy... 
Female: (Inner voice) I feel so empty. I don’t want to bring him down. 
Male: I could just.. Yawn.. Fall asleep. 

Male begins to lightly breathe in and out, as if falling asleep. 

Female: I don’t want to bring him down. I don’t want to bring anyone down with me... 


Male: Huh 
MALE: NOOOOO! 
MALE:NO,… no.. Noooo 
Begins to weep 


Blows out lantern 

Cries 
Female: Hey.  
MALE: DON’T you ever dear leave me again 
Male: sobs 
Female: Sobs 


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