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SHE THE PRINCESS
She!!
1-at the dads home
It is morning .Two people are in the room. One of them is the dad while the other girl is Linda, his daughter.
[The dad opens the door and three people walk in with luggage]
DAD
Welcome home honey. This is my daughter Linda and Linda(turns to Linda ) this is your stepmother and your stepsisters.
LINDA
Wh..hh..at??oh er.. welcome home!
(Linda feels uncomfortable)
STEPMOTHER
Heloo sweetie! Hi dear! Tiara-Siara say hi to your new dad and sister.
TIARA-SIARA
Hiii daddy , Hi sissy!!
[together]
DAD
Ok c’mon in everybody
[everyone comes in and sits at the sofa.]
[suddenly the dad receives a phone call and walks out of the room.]
DAD
Guys I have some very important work in office so I have to go. You guys make yourselves comfortable. Don’t wait up for me. Bye.
STEPMOTHER
Ok we will make ourselves comfortable. Be home soon.bye.
TIARA-SIARA
Bye daddy!!
LINDA
Bye,dad.
[Dad walks out the house.]

2- At home
STEPMOTHER
Linda do you mind fetching me a glass of water??
LINDA
[feels awkward]
Umm..
Oh okkk
[fetches a glass of water and gives it to the stepmother but the stepmother deliberately drops it on the floor]
LINDA
[astonished]
Umm..sor..soorry
STEPMOTHER
[shouts]
CAN’T U SEE U??YOU BLIND GIRL.YOU RUINED MY BRAND NEW JIMMY CHOOS.DO YOU EVEN KNOW HOW MUCH THEY COST??STUPID GIRL
TIARA
Ya Linda don’t you have any brains??
SIARA
Now go and get something to clean them
TIARA-SIARA
That’s exactly what you deserve!
LINDA
b..but you were the one who dropped it??
TIARA
NOW YOU ARE GONNA ANSWER US BACK
SIARA
CLEAN IT NOW
[goes and brings the cloth and starts to wipe the shoes]
STEPMOTHER
Over there and there. PROPERLY!

3-NEXT DAY
TIARA
Can u please iron my clothes Linda?
LINDA
But why don’t you ask the maid?
SIARA
Stop asking questions and do as she says. LINDA
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