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JOHN:
I'm sixteen, Keri. I should be
able to live wherever I want.
KERI:
And I should have a son who calls
me "Mom". Looks like we're both
sh*t out of luck.
JOHN:
Okay, you win. I'll call you Mom.
Now can I move into the dorms?
KERI:
No.
Keri hands John a stack of clean dishes. John doesn't
budge...
JOHN:
Well, Dad thinks it's okay.
KERI:
You're father thinks it's okay to
run off to Cancun with a blonde
bimbo in a halter top. Somehow
his opinion doesn't count.
JOHN:
I promise not to run off to Cancun.
KERI:
Forget it.
JOHN:
(pointing out the
kitchen window)
away. You could practically see
into my window. So, what
difference does it make?
KERI:
My point exactly. See, we both
agree.
Keri takes the dishes back from John, puts them away in an
overhead cupboard.
JOHN:
Alright, I was wrong. There is a
big difference between rooming
with your buddies and living with
your mother and school headmaster.
KERI:
I took the padlock off your door.
What more do you want?
JOHN:
My life is a living hell.
Keri raises an eyebrow...
KERI:
It's not, trust me.
John gives up, heads out of the room...
KERI:
(continuing)
Where are you going?
JOHN:
To the bathroom. Can I do that
alone or do you want to watch?
KERI:
Keri puts her arms around John, escorts him out of the
kitchen...
JOHN:
You're twisted.
KERI:
I know.
CUT TO:
Keri moves across campus toward the school, a leather
briefcase slung over one shoulder.
Passing STUDENTS ad-lib "Hellos," their admiration for Keri
made evident by their favorable rapport with her.
parked alongside the school. An older bus on the far end
sits empty, hood up.
WALLY BECKETTE, a rather portly man in his early sixties, and
the school custodian, fiddles with the exposed engine.
KERI:
Wally, you've been under that hood
for months. Why don't we just
call a mechanic?
Wally stops what he is doing... comes out from beneath the
hood... wipes his hands on his pants.
WALLY:
Miss Tate, I serviced B-1 Bombers
in W-W-2. This here is child's
play.
KERI:
So you're saying I should call a
child to come give you a hand?
Wally chuckles softly, charmed by Keri like the rest of the
staff.
WALLY:
I'm saying she'll be purring like
KERI:
There's your problem, Walter. You
don't want it to purr, you want it
to start.
WALLY:
And she will, Miss Tate. She will.
Keri continues toward the school. Wally watches with
admiration as she heads into the building...
WALLY:
(continuing)
Mmmm-mmm. If they had teachers
like you when I was a boy, I'd be
a rocket scientist.
Wally goes back to tinkering with the engine...
ON HATTIE SMITH, mid-sixties, dressed in a guard uniform...
approaches Keri, looking very official... holds a key in her
hand.
KERI:
Good morning, Hattie.
HATTIE:
Went into town. Had that
duplicate key made.
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