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Scene 1: Two boys, TOM and JIM, are playing volleyball on the beach.


Scene 2: Tom spikes the ball and scores a point. 


Scene 3: Jim looks disappointed.


Scene 4:Dialogue between the two characters about their reactions and emotions.


Scene 5: Tom looks a little hurt based on Jim’s response.


Scene 6: Tom and Jim talk and work through things together.


Scene 7: Tom and Jim are both embarrassed about the situation.


Scene 8: Tom smiles again.


Scene 9: The Volleyball game continues.


Scene 10: A voice from far yells and both Jim and Tom look over.


Scene 11: Rick a new character is running towards them.


Scene 12: Rick introduces himself and ask cam he join in on their game of volleyball.


Scene 13: Tom's face lights up.


Scene 14: Rick and Tom are having a lot of fun playing volleyball together.


Scene 15: Jim rolls his eyes and mutters under his breath.


Scene 16: Jim is sitting out on the sidelines as Tom and Rick play more volleyball games together.


Scene 17: Jim angrily is jealous about the situation. 


Scene 18: FADE OUT.

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