He Said What Now?? Current Script

Title: Spike and Friendship

FADE IN:

EXT. BEACH - DAY

Two boys, TOM and JIM, are playing volleyball on the beach.

Tom spikes the ball and scores a point. Jim looks disappointed.

TOM: (excitedly) Yes! Did you see that, Jim? We're killing it!

JIM: (sarcastically) Yeah, I saw it.

TOM: What's wrong, man? You're not into this today?

JIM: (shrugs) I don't know. I just don't enjoy it as much as you do.

TOM: (surprised) What? How can you not love volleyball?

JIM: (smiling) I don't hate it. It's just not my thing. I'd rather play soccer or basketball.

Tom looks a little hurt.

TOM: (pouts) Oh, I see how it is. You don't like playing with me.

JIM: (reassuringly) That's not true, Tom. I love hanging out with you. We can still play volleyball sometimes, but I just don't want to do it all the time.

Tom smiles again.

TOM: (excitedly) Alright then! How about we play a game of soccer after this?

JIM: (smiling) Sure, let's do it.

Suddenly, a boy named RICK runs up to them.

RICK: Hey guys! I heard you're playing volleyball. Can I join?

Tom's face lights up.

TOM: Absolutely! The more, the merrier!

Jim rolls his eyes and mutters under his breath.

JIM: (muttering) Great, another volleyball fanatic.

As they continue playing, Tom and Rick bond over their shared love for volleyball, while Jim sits out for a few rounds.

JIM: (to himself) I guess I'm just not as into it as they are. But that's okay. We can still be friends and do other things together.

FADE OUT.

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