I do lovely little comments with all kinds of critique and nice stuff and what do I get in return...
"Thanks."
Go ye.

Live and Like itLive and Like itLive and Like it by ~nicoja
Setting: A Tree upstage right. A stool/tree stump down centre left.
Lindsey is sitting in the tree staring into the distance.
MARK enters from right. Spots LINDSEY in the tree, sighs and finds a place to sit on the stool. Holds out the sandwich and stares at it.
MARK
Hey. You ok? Linds?
(pause)
Hey, you cold? (LINDSEY shakes her head.) Hungry? (another shake)You can't just sit in the tree all evening. Dinner's going cold. Your parents... Well, dinner's cold. I brought you a sandwich. We can sit out here all evening. Lindsey. Lindsey?
LINDSEY
I love it out here.
MARK
It's cold.
LINDSEY
In summer the branch

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It's stone walled, uneven, she can't feel the joints between blocks when she runs her hands over the walls, the only gap is a crack in one corner about three fingers high, two wide, that allows the water i

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