《TheMissingFossils》英语剧本一个化石丢失.doc

其他范文/相声小品剧本 themissingfossils英语剧本。一个化石丢失 scene 1 a miracle in the museum narrator: stephen, a teenager who loved painting, was standing in front of the bones of a dinosaur. stephen: （reading the sign on the front of the display）”tyranosaurs rex ,from argentina, on special loan to the national museum of natural science for one month” （he took out his notebook and pencil.）what a strange name! but these bones look beautiful. i just want to draw them! （he began to draw, and he didnt notice a woman was walking toward him.） woman: hi! mind if i look? （stephen jumped in surprise and almost dropped his notebook.） stephen: （feeling stupid）oh, sure. go ahead. （he gave the notebook to the woman. she started thumbing past the drawings.） woman: wow! you draw really well! are you doing anything right now? stephen: no. why? （the woman didnt answer. she tucked his notebook under her arm.） woman: come along with me. narrator: the woman said with such authority that stephen couldnt disagree. so, they went upstairs to the forbidden area that only workers in the museum could go in. （they walk to the right side of the stage.） woman: whats your name? stephen: stephen. where are we going? woman: nice to meet you stephen, my name is peg. im a student from argentina. i study paleontology. my professor raf brought me here because i speak english well. stephen: （with excitement）paleontology? so do you dig up bones? peg: bingo! we are on loan with the bones you were drawing.（turning left） here we are, my professors office. （a man was sitting at a desk , hunching over some books and boxes. there were more boxes on the either side of him. ） peg: raf! look what ive found! raf: eh? （without looking up） peg: raf! ive found a boy who draws dinosaurs well! raf: what? （he stood up suddenly. the chair he sat on fell down, but he didnt pay attention to it.） peg: this is stephen, a talented drawer. stephen, this is professor rafael de leon. raf stephen: nice to meet you. （they shook hands.） peg: raf, take a look at these drawings. （she handed him the notebook.） raf: ah, an artist. （he turned the pages.）a good artist （he turned a few pages and stood up, turning to stephen.） so, my boywhat are you doing now? i have an illustration project i want to start, but no one can help me stephen: （jumped with excitement）what a stroke of luck! scene 2 an argument （stephen and peg were walking .） peg: hows your work doing? stephen: （smiling）great! the supplies that you gave me last week are wonderful. they really help me a lot. peg: its so nice to hear that. you do help us a lot（she stopped talking. instead of her smile, she made arms crossed, looking directly to that where raf was talking with two well-dressed men. they all looked tense.） stephen: （with lower voice）oh-oh peg: (she walked to raf, standing on his right and taking a protective stance.) anything wrong? man : （talking to peg with an oily voice）you must be professor leons student. im brian firth and this is paul taylor.（introducing his partner）we are the owners of tibia maxima peg: (interrupted him and smiled coldly) ah yes, the bone smugglers. i read about the police raid, where they found the stolen dinosaur fossils brian firth: ( an embarrassed smile slowly filled his face while paul taylor turned red with anger) eh, actually, we are running a completely different operation, strictly legal. peg: (smiled more coldly) legal? what a fa-a-ascinating idea! but how? brian firth: im so happy you asked. (reached into the breast pocket of his expensive linen suit) heres my card. we were just trying to persuade professor de leon to supply us with a few pieces paul taylor: (slowly relaxing his angry face) were willing to pay top dollars, of course. raf: (sighed and shook his head) you want me to sell my countrys national treasure to private collectors, so they can decorate their fancy living room . gentlemen, as i have told you before, you and i are not on the same side of the fence. i only work with museums and people who seek to educate the public. paul taylor: a fine speech, professor, but i know you are running out of money raf: money is of no concern to me. only science is my goal. brian firth: well pay you enough to cover six months digging. youll be able to live in style and build a real research station peg: come on, raf. (she crumpled the business card and tossed it on the floor.) we dont have to listen to this. brian firth: (smiled weirdly) then, goodbye, dear professor. youll know that money is everything sooni promise, soon. (they left.) scene 3 the missing fossils (ref and stephen were working. peg ran into the office breathlessly. ) peg: （yelling）ref, ive got the new shipment of bones. but box 17 is lost! ref: （he stood up suddenly. his face was white.）what? lost? (peg nodded painfully, even couldnt say a word.) ref: oh, no! (he fell down on the floor horribly upset, almost in tears.) that box was my baby dinosaur: the complete immature patagonytus puerti! oh no stephen: (slowly said) maybeit was stolen! peg: (shocked) you mean, those guys a few days ago narrator: ref and peg started to call their friends for help. stephen found that he couldnt draw anymore. so he left the museum. but he didnt really know where he was going until he found himself standing in front of stephen: tibia maxima! this is the expensive store that the two hateful men own but wait! (looked inspired) even an expensive store has a delivery bay where goods load narrator: with heart pounding, stephen slipped into the dark entrance and tried to find the box from argentina, but he couldnt. suddenly, he heard a voice from the open door leading to the main store (stephen crept up to the door and listened.) woman a: oh, this one is lovely. where on earth did you get it? brian firth: from argentina. (stephen listened more carefully.) man a: (talking to the woman sweetly) if you like it, ill buy it for you. woman a: (happily) oh, its so sweet of you, darling! look what it is named: “pa-ta-go-ny-tus puerti”! (stephen froze.) i guess ill have the rest of my life learning how to say it! narrator: after a while, the man and the woman decided to take the fossils home a few days later. so firth and taylor held the box to the delivery bay, laughing. (stephen hid himself behind some boxes.) paul taylor: my, my, my. were going to be quite rich! brian firth: we certainly are! this is a fine idea, my friend, a fine idea! (they put the box down and went out of the delivery bay.) stephen: (he made sure that no one else was in the bay and crawled out of those boxes, to the box from argentina. he looked at the lid on the box.) “professor rafael de leon. national museum of natural science.” this is the lost box 17! (he held the box and ran out of the bay carefully.) narrator: when stephen came back to the museum, raf and peg were sitting sad on the floor and didnt say anything. stephen opened the box and handed it to raf. stephen: look what i found. (he said slightly.) raf: (he unwrapped the paper on the skull dispiritedly, but soon an amazing smile stretched through his face. peg also looked at the bones surprisingly.) (he whispered.) “patagonytus puerti.” scene 4 another miracle narrator: time flies. it has been