Sara Beth

'2-Person' Scripts

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A Knight Refusing to Work with Someone Untrustworthy


Characters:

(1) Sir Roland – A noble knight, proud and honorable.
(2) Luthar – A cunning mercenary, skilled but known for betrayal.

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Line:

(1) – Luthar, I will not ride into battle alongside a man whose loyalty shifts like the wind.
(2) – Oh come now, Sir Roland… A little flexibility never hurt anyone.
(1) – Flexibility? You mean treachery. I’ve seen you abandon comrades for gold.
(2) – And yet, here I am, offering my sword. Perhaps I seek redemption.
(1) – Redemption is earned through actions, not empty promises.
(2) – What must I do to prove myself, then? Save a kingdom? Slay a dragon?
(1) – Start by being truthful. Trust is built on honesty, Luthar. Without it, you are nothing to me.
(2) – Very well, Sir Roland. I will show you my true colors, but do not be surprised if they aren’t to your liking.


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A Protective Friend Warning Someone to Stay Away


Characters:

(1) Maria – A fiercely protective friend, always watching out for those she cares about.
(2) Jamie – A naive and adventurous spirit, prone to getting into trouble.

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Line:

(1) – Jamie, you need to stay away from that place. It’s dangerous.
(2) – Come on, Maria, you’re always worrying too much. It’s just an old house.
(1) – That “old house” has a reputation. People go in and don’t come out.
(2) – You sound like one of those ghost stories our grandparents tell.
(1) – This isn’t a story, Jamie. I’ve seen things… Shadows that move when they shouldn’t.
(2) – Maybe it’s just your imagination playing tricks.
(1) – Or maybe it’s something real. Please, Jamie, for once, listen to me.
(2) – Alright, alright… I’ll stay away. But you’re buying me ice cream for scaring me like this.


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A Hero Preparing to Take on a Challenge


Characters:

(1) Arin – A seasoned hero, scarred by battles but determined.
(2) Kael – A young apprentice, eager but inexperienced.

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Line:

(1) – Kael, do you see that mountain? Beyond it lies our true test.
(2) – I see it, Arin. And I’m ready. I’ve trained for this.
(1) – Training is one thing. Facing real danger is another. The beasts there are relentless.
(2) – I trust in my skills… and in you. You’ve taught me well.
(1) – It’s not just skill that will see us through. It’s heart, courage… and knowing when to retreat.
(2) – Retreat? I thought we were here to fight.
(1) – And fight we will. But survival is the greatest victory. Remember that.
(2) – Understood, Arin. I won’t let you down.


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A Friend Celebrating Another’s Success


Characters:

(1) Sarah – A cheerful and supportive friend, always encouraging others.
(2) Lucy – A talented artist who has just had her first gallery show.

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Line:

(1) – Lucy! That was incredible! Your paintings… They were breathtaking!
(2) – Thanks, Sarah. I still can’t believe it’s real. My own gallery show…
(1) – Believe it! You’ve worked so hard for this moment.
(2) – It feels surreal. Like I’m dreaming.
(1) – It’s no dream. It’s your talent shining through. I knew you could do it.
(2) – Your support means everything to me, Sarah. I couldn’t have done it without you.
(1) – Nonsense! This is all you. Your vision, your dedication. I’m just here to celebrate with you!
(2) – And I’m so glad you are. Here’s to many more shows in the future!


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An Adventurer Urging a Companion to Wake Up


Characters:

(1) Eldric – A seasoned adventurer, always alert and ready for action.
(2) Fen – A younger companion, still learning the ropes.

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Line:

(1) – Fen! Wake up! We need to move, NOW!
(2) – Ugh… What’s happening? Is it morning already?
(1) – No time for questions! Grab your gear, quickly!
(2) – Wait, wait… What’s the rush?
(1) – There’s a pack of wolves closing in. We have to get out of here.
(2) – Wolves?! Why didn’t you wake me sooner?
(1) – Less talking, more moving! We can discuss my timing later.
(2) – Alright, alright! I’m up, I’m up! Let’s go!
(1) – Stay close to me. We’ll make it through this, Fen. Just keep moving.

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