Cady: Hi. I don't know if anyone told you about me. I'm a new student here. My name is Cady Heron.

Similar documents
S p i r i t o f L a n g u a g e

Look Mom, I Got a Job!

10:00:32 Ia is stubborn. We fight about TV and cleaning up. 10:00:39 What annoys me most is that she's so stubborn.

Um... yes, I know that. (laugh) You don't need to introduce yourself!

Palliative Care Chat - Episode 18 Conversation with Barbara Karnes Page 1 of 8

Our Story Of How It All Began

Our Story Of How It All Began

Sleeping Beauty By Camille Atebe

LUYỆN TẬP CHỨC NĂNG GIAO TIẾP 1 ID: LINK XEM LỜI GIẢI

Lexie World (The Three Lost Kids, #1) Chapter 1- Where My Socks Disappear

NONE OF THE ABOVE 2009 by Jenny Lyn Bader excerpt from ACT I, Scene 1 For licensing inquiries, contact Dramatists Play Service

Song Lyrics. The Dover House Singers invite you to an. Wednesday 28th March pm St. Margaret s Church Hall, Putney Park Lane, SW15 5HU

"APARTMENT 4" Zapryan Tolev.

A Children's Play. By Francis Giordano

Hello! & Welcome to A Twisted Plays/Junior Drama Sample Script! On the following pages you will find a sample of the script that is available for

And all that glitters is gold Only shooting stars break the mold. Gonna Be

Night of the Cure. TUCKER, late 20s. ELI, mid-40s. CHRIS, mid-30s

I Can t Wait. James E. Bogoniewski, Jr.

I CAN HELP, TOO CFE 3255V

TIGHTEN UP YOUR WIG. From the 1968 release "The Second" Words and music by John Kay

-- 2nd free roam

THE HISTORY OF MOTOWN PAGE 1

[Verse 1] I'm, baby, I'm down I need your,, I need it now When I'm without you, I'm something weak You got me, I'm on my knees

Dominque Silva: I'm Dominique Silva, I am a senior here at Chico State, as well as a tutor in the SLC, I tutor math up to trig, I've been here, this

ELA.Literature Analyze the impact of the author s choices regarding how to develop and relate elements of a story or drama.

Scene 1: The Street.

Table of Contents. Introduction 1. Seven Different Ways to Say "Friend" 3. Eleven Greetings 7. Nine Farewells 13. Eight Add-ons to Thank You 18

BABIES. A short comedy by Don Zolidis

ABBOTT AND COSTELLO TEN MINUTE PLAY. By Jonathan Mayer

Contemporary Scenes for Young Actors

Life without Library Systems?

LearnEnglish Elementary Podcast Series 02 Episode 08

ABBOT AND COSTELLO. Cast. Abbot and Costello Car WWII Originally broadcast in Bud Abbott Lou Costello Mrs. Niles Mr. Niles

Is it a bad thing if children tell lies? Scientists don't think so. This short video explains why.

Midnight Cowboy. Screenplay by Waldo Salt. Copyrighted material for educational use only. Based on the novel by James Leo Herlihy

BBC Learning English Talk about English Webcast Thursday March 29 th, 2007

Time We Have Left. Episode 6 "First Day Back" Written By. Jason R. Harris

Copyright Statement. ATTITUDE TRANSFER SCALE: Primary Form (Grades K-l) This test, administered to students individually, is designed to

MITOCW max_min_second_der_512kb-mp4

'<.ue ec uu TRANSCRIPTION

NOT AUTHORIZED FOR PERFORMANCE


English as a Second Language Podcast ESL Podcast 169 Describing People s Appearance

************************ CAT S IN THE CRADLE. him"

Five Fingers Make A Fist. Written By. Felix Hockey 19/08/17

THE BULLY. Book by David L. Williams. Perusal Copy. Music and Lyrics by John Gregor

They can sing, they can dance After all, miss, this is France And a dinner here is never second best Go on, unfold your menu Take a glance and then

Let me tell you a story

HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS PUPPET SHOWS

Description: PUP Math Brandon interview Location: Conover Road School Colts Neck, NJ Researcher: Professor Carolyn Maher

April... Spring song characters Gus Octavia... Dec Tick Tock Father Time Summer song characters...

James Armstrong. Big Dog Publishing

SEXUAL PERVERSITY IN AÑO NEUVO Ross Peter Nelson Playwright s Phone Number. A 12-year-old elephant seal. The alpha male. EDDIE EDDIE EDDIE EDDIE EDDIE

Ebony and her little gang of friends!

For more material and information, please visit Tai Lieu Du Hoc at American English Idioms.

Speaker 2: Hi everybody welcome back to out of order my name is Alexa Febreze and with my co host. Speaker 1: Kylie's an hour. Speaker 2: I have you

Punctuating Personality 1.15

-1- It's Up To You: Choose Your Own Adventure

NOUN CLAUSE SELF-TEST

Chapter 5. Pris and sebastian

Hear this song at: (play along with capo at first fret)

"Wallflower House" A One Act Play by Grant Sutor Vuille. Copyright 2012 Grant Sutor Vuille.

Focus is adjusted and camera zooms in to table and chair. Final focus and static shot.

STUPID FUCKING BIRD. By Aaron Posner sort of adapted from THE SEAGULL by Anton Chekhov. Publication 1.0 April '16. by Aaron Posner

Hey I just met you. And this is crazy G D. But here's my number. So call me maybe G D. It's hard to look right. at you baby. But here's my number

EXTRA in English Episode 12: Football Crazy Script

EXCERPT FROM WILLING OBJECTS BY SERAFINA DONAHUE

A very tidy nursery, I must say. Tidier than I was expecting. Who's responsible for that?

CANDI WITH AN I By Macee Binns

65 Mustang. A comedy in one act by Burton Bumgarner

I HAD TO STAY IN BED. PRINT PAGE 161. Chapter 11

MITOCW big_picture_integrals_512kb-mp4

Contractions Contraction

Ted's Use of Diplomacy Saved the Day

Little Brother The Story of the Prodigal Son by Mary Evelyn McCurdy. Scene 1. BIG BROTHER: Why are you talking about Dad dying? That's a long way off.

Elementary Podcast 2-5 Transcript

I'm kind of like... not busy, so whatever she wants to have for dinner, I have to cook. Todd: Really, you cook for her?

Interview with W. Edwards Deming

ABBOTT AND COSTELLO By Jonathan Mayer

Epic Fail. A Comedy in One Act. By Bradley Hayward. Performance Rights

A giant stuffed mouse sits buckled in the passenger seat.

Famous Quotations from Alice in Wonderland

The Lion King. Dance Pointe Essex Musical Theatre

During the Depression, the Marx Brothers Made Moviegoers Laugh

A short dramedy by Jeri Weiss

Mary Murphy: I want you to take out your diagrams that you drew yesterday.

Dirty Henry _GCPS_03_RD_LC_T5 (_GCPS_03_RD_LC_T5)

Selena s Story. by: Tanila D.

Confrontation between Jackie and Daniel s ex-girlfriend

Note: Please use the actual date you accessed this material in your citation.

STUCK. written by. Steve Meredith

Empathic Listening Northwest Compassionate Communications

Interviewee: Emile Lacasse, Sr. Interviewer: Carroll McIntire May 12, 1994

The Movies Written by Annie Lewis

BOOGIE BROWN PRODUCTIONS

Aaah just some additional questions that-that we had and we wanted to talk to you in person, okay?

Bereavement. Heaven Collins. 5/2/16 Bellows Free Academy Saint Albans 380 Lake Rd, Saint Albans, VT (802)

Do the preparation task first. Then watch the video and do the exercises. You can also read the transcript.

HO. HO. HO. TEN-MINUTE PLAY

TAINTED LOVE. by WALTER WYKES CHARACTERS MAN BOY GIRL. SETTING A bare stage

Transcription:

Mean Girls Script SCENE 1: Cady: Hi. I don't know if anyone told you about me. I'm a new student here. My name is Cady Heron. Janice: You don't wanna sit there. Kristen Hadley's boyfriend is gonna sit there. (Cady moves to another chair) Janice: He farts a lot. Mrs Duvall: Hey, everybody. Cady: Oh, God, I'm so sorry. Mrs Duvall: Well, I just wanted to let everyone know that we have a new student joining us. She just moved here all the way from Africa. Her name is Cady. Cady Heron. Where are you, Cady? Cady: That's me. It's pronounced like Katie. Mr Duvall: My apologies. I have a nephew named Anfernee, and I know how mad he gets when I call him Anthony. Almost as mad as I get when I think about the fact that my sister named him Anfernee. OK. Good day, everybody. SCENE 2: Damian: Is that your natural hair colour? Cady: Yeah. Damian: It's gorgeous. Cady: Thank you. (Damian grabs her hair and puts it on his head to compare colours) Damian: See, this is the colour I want. Janis: This is Damian. He's almost too gay to function. Cady: Nice to meet you. Girl: Nice wig, Janis. What's it made of?

Janis: Your mom's chest hair!! I'm Janis. Cady: Hi, I'm Cady. Do you guys know where Room G is? (Janis grabs her timetable) Janis: "Health, Tuesday/Thursday, Room G." I think that's in the back building. Damian: Yeah, that's in the back building. Janis: Yeah, we'll take you there. Cady: Thanks. (Walking through the corridor) Damian: Watch out, please! New meat coming through! Janis: "Health. Spanish." You're taking top grade calculus? Cady: Yeah, I like math. Janis: Why? Cady: Because it's the same in every country. Damian: That's beautiful. This girl is deep. Cady: Where's the back building? Janis: It burned down in 1984. Cady: Won't we get in some sort of trouble for this? Janis: Why would we get you into trouble? We're your friends. Damian: Why didn't they just keep home-schooling you? Cady: They wanted me to get socialized. Janis: Oh, you'll get socialized, all right. A little slice like you. Cady: What are you talking about? Janis: You're a regulation hottie. Cady: What? Damian: Own it.

SCENE 3: Janis: How do you spell your name again, Cady? Cady: It's Cady. C-A-D-Y. Janis: Yeah, I'm gonna call you Cady. Damian: In the name of all that is holy, will you look at Karen Smith's gym clothes? Of course all The Plastics are in the same gym class. Cady: Who are The Plastics? Janis: They're teen royalty. If North Shore was Us Weekly, they would always be on the cover. That one there, that's Karen Smith. She is one of the dumbest girls you will ever meet. Damian sat next to her in English last year. Damian: She asked me how to spell "orange". Janis: And that little one? That's Gretchen Wieners. She's totally rich because her dad invented Toaster Strudel. Gretchen Wieners knows everybody's business. Damian: She knows everything about everyone. That's why her hair is so big. It's full of secrets. Janis: And evil takes a human form in Regina George. Don't be fooled, because she may seem like your typical selfish, back-stabbing teenage brat. But in reality, she is so much more than that. Damian: She's the queen bee. The star. Those other two are just her little workers. Janis: Regina George. How do I even begin to explain Regina George? Cady: I'm new. I just moved here from Africa. Regina: What? Cady: I used to be home-schooled. Regina: Wait. What? Cady: My mom taught me at home... Regina: No, no. I know what home-school is. I'm not an idiot. So you've actually never been to a real school before? Shut up. Shut up! Cady: I didn't say anything.

Regina: Home-schooled. That's really interesting. Cady: Thanks. Regina: But you're, like, really pretty. Cady: Thank you. Regina: So you agree. Cady: What? Regina: You think you're really pretty. Cady: Oh, I don't know... Regina: Oh, my God, I love your bracelet. Where did you get it? Cady: Oh, my mom made it for me. Regina: It's adorable. Gretchen: Oh, it's so fetch. Regina: What is "fetch"? Gretchen: Oh, it's, like, slang. From England. Karen: So if you're from Africa...why are you white? Gretchen: Oh, my God, Karen, you can't just ask people why they're white. Regina: Could you give us some privacy for, like, one second? Cady: Yeah, sure. Regina: OK, you should just know that we don't do this a lot, so this is, like, a really huge deal. Gretchen: We wanna invite you to have lunch with us every day for the rest of the week. Cady: Oh, it's OK... Regina: Coolness. So we'll see you tomorrow. Karen: On Wednesdays, we wear pink.