Never Been Kissed Page #6
She puts her hand over her mouth, races for the bathroom.
INT. TIKI POST BATHROOM - MINUTES LATER
Josie has just gotten violently ill. She rises off her
knees, grabs some toilet paper to wipe her mouth. She looks
down at her feet.
INT. HIGH SCHOOL CORRIDOR - DAY (FLASHBACK)
We CLOSE UP on brown leather oxfords and widen to reveal
teenage JOSIE
braces, heavy glasses, in all her nerdom, slowly walking
down the corridor with a huge backpack on her back.
A boy sneaks up behind her, holds open the top of her
backpack while another boy pours a half drunk Sprite into
her backback.
Kids smile and snicker as Josie continues down the hallway.
She spots, BILLY PRINCE, ultmate high school heartthrob,
and approaches him nervously.
JOSIE:
Hey, Billy Prince, I noticed you
weren't in math today, and I have
the notes in case you want -
Midway through Josie's speech, WE HEAR the odd sound of
liquid hitting linoleum. Josie follow Billy's gaze down to
between her feet where a pool of Sprite has gathered. Billy
starts to laugh. Kids around him join in. As the laughter
echoes around her we
DISSOLVE BACK TO:
INT. TIKI POST BATHROOM - SAME (PRESENT DAY)
Josie stares into the mirror. Staring back is teenage Josie.
JOSIE:
This is a very bad idea.
INT. THE MALL - TEEN CLOTHING STORE - DAY
Anita and Josie cruise through a teen clothing store,
carrying large bags from a stationery store. Josie picks
up a platform sneaker and just stares at it.
ANITA:
So, you were a geek. Big deal.
JOSIE:
Anita, remember espadrilles?
ANITA:
Please. That doesn't make you a
nerd. Everyone wore those shoes.
JOSIE:
The girls threw them at me in the
locker room.
ANITA:
Okay. That's bad.
JOSIE:
At the end of the yeat the person
who got the most direct his to my
head got to toss me into the pool.
ANITA:
Mama mia.
(then)
Just because you were a nerd once
doesn't mean it's going to happen
again. That's why you have me for
fashion consultation.
Anita pulls a slip skirt off a rack and holds it up.
ANITA:
Now this is cute.
JOSIE:
That is lingerie.
ANITA:
So I was thinking about what you
were saying - y'know, about really
being kissed? I think Roger could
be the one.
JOSIE:
What'd you feel when you kissed
him?
ANITA:
Bridgework?
JOSIE:
Very romantic.
Josie pulls out a plain button-down cardigan.
JOSIE:
How about this?
ANITA:
I am not letting you out of the
house in that, young lady.
Anita grabs an awful white maribou jacket and matching
earrings and holds them up.
ANITA:
Cuuuute!
JOSIE:
'Nita, this is about reporting,
not accessorizing.
ANITA:
And we're going to have to do
something about your hair.
JOSIE:
Anita!
ANITA:
Jos, please try and have some fun
here, okay? How many of us get to
go back to high school? You're
gonna have a blast!
SMASH CUT TO:
CLOSE UP - AN ALARM CLOCK
on a bedside table. Surrounded by make-up, boxes of hair
color, a stack of index cards, ripped magazine pages of
teen looks, issues of Teen Beat and YM. The clock slips to
7:
00. NPR starts playing. A hand reaches over, hits theradio off.
SOUND EFFECTS:
A school bell. As the bell continues toring, we WIDEN TO:
INT. JOSIE'S BEDROOM - MORNING
Josie sits up in bed, covers pulled up to her chin in
terror.
EXT. A CHICAGO STREET - MORNING
MUSIC UP:
"Morning Train". Crowds of commuters stream downthe sidewalk and onto the stairs leading up to the El.
A big yellow car jerks into frame, backfires noisily. It's
Josie at the wheel of Bambi. She jerks out of frame.
EXT. SOUTH GLEN SOUTH HIGH SCHOOOL - MORNING
A suburban campus anchored by a main building. Cars pull
into the parking lot for the beginning of the day. Kids
greet each other, converge on the front doors of the school.
General mayhem.
Bambi pulls in. She jerks into a spot, backfiring once
more for effect. The entire scene stops. Kids freeze, look
at Josie. A beat, and they they continue on their way.
INT. BAMBI - CONTINUOUS
Josie takes a few deep breaths.
JOSIE:
Okay, I can do this. Piece of cake.
I can do this.
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