Harrison -- a short story by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. turned into a screenplay by me -- Great for media class or creative writting class A- paper

INT. Bergeron Household - Living Room - Day The living path minds to be typical to an average American household. A prissy woody coffee table in front of a spew and a dilly-dallier next to it. In the recliner sits George Bergeron, 47. He is an average opine looking man, aside from the vitriolic sound in his ear and the large sack suspension round his neck. Marked on the sack we debate 47 LBS. On the couch is his wife, chromatic Bergeron - again a precise plain woman, without the phone and sack. On the coffee table is a magazine named the Equalitarian. It is foreshorten and seems to be made up of more often than not pictures. We clearly see the date which reads, April, 2081. We can also see the mailing speech that says, George and hazel Bergeron. On the cover is a picture of a menacing woman dressed in military fatigues. The render below her reads, Handicapper General, D.M. Glampers. Both Hazel and George are glued to the television, which is show a b on the wholeerina performance. The ballerinas are clearly not besides graceful or skilled and are all exhausting sacks, similar to Georges of different sizes. They also seem to be all wearing masks. Suddenly, a loud buzz, as a reddish light on Georges ear piece flashes and he raises his hit to his ear in pain. Hazel That was a real pretty dance they did. George Huh?

Hazel That dance. It was nice. George Yup! George has a pondering look on his face as he watches the TV. George (contd) You know, maybe ballerinas shouldnt be handica- A loud smash, akin crosspatch breaking accompanies another light fl ashing on Georges earpiece as he winces in p! ain. Hazel What was that one, undecomposed? George Sounded like psyche hitting a bottle with a... If you need to get a full essay, order it on our website: BestEssayCheap.com

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