KID
gets to elementary school about an hour before anyone else, he cleans the area
his is going to be in a little. The groundskeeper walks by and greets
him, gives him an apple. Kids start to show up and just mingle in the
area. At a certain time he checks the school clock and stand before them
all. They all line up military formation style, about 12 of them in
groups of 4, three groups. The first member in each group reports in that
everyone is in, second does the same but third states in member missing.
KID greets them all and speaks regarding the upcoming weekend and to be
careful, very adult like. He dismisses them in the area and the team
members all come to him. The stand in a circle and speak about the events
of the day and week, bullies; the missing member; homework and teachers.
The huddle separates and each team leader gathers with their members for a few
minutes. KID watches them, his huddled army, standing tall and stoic
among them. He stands before them again
and they form into their teams. He addresses them one more time and
dismisses them into school.
FADE OUT AND IN
KID walks out of the school's front doors to his teams already hanging around. They gather and form. He receives reports from his team captains, dismisses them and the team captains form on him again. Huddled he discusses with them the day’s events. Bullies were spoken with, homework will be assigned and a few members will be needed for weekend duty on a special assignment. Each team captain volunteers a member. The huddle breaks and each captain goes to his team. Orders are given out, the occasional moan from the person who was volunteered and then they all form again. A few more parting words and KID dismisses them.
Slowly each member leaves, some speak of the weekend events they have planned, some complain of the special assignment, others of how is the KID always the first one there and last one out.
Eventually everyone is gone and more time passes. KID walks the area, looks into the school yard, picks up a candy wrapper and finds the proper place for it. A female adult approaches KID, a teacher, Ms _______. Sits with him, they talk.
KID's mom works longs hours, she has to drop him off early to get to work on time and because of overtime and public transportation it takes her a while to get there. Teacher wants to talk to her about leaving KID alone for so long at the school. KID doesn't mind, he gets to hang out with his friends more time, and groundskeeper always keeps an eye on him, he is standing nearby gathering leafs. KID pleads with teacher, his mother has enough on her mind than to worry about that, things will change and it won't always be like this he hopes. KID looks weak because he's said it so many times before, teacher nods in understanding, gets up and goes back inside. KID keeps waiting.
END
FADE OUT AND IN
KID walks out of the school's front doors to his teams already hanging around. They gather and form. He receives reports from his team captains, dismisses them and the team captains form on him again. Huddled he discusses with them the day’s events. Bullies were spoken with, homework will be assigned and a few members will be needed for weekend duty on a special assignment. Each team captain volunteers a member. The huddle breaks and each captain goes to his team. Orders are given out, the occasional moan from the person who was volunteered and then they all form again. A few more parting words and KID dismisses them.
Slowly each member leaves, some speak of the weekend events they have planned, some complain of the special assignment, others of how is the KID always the first one there and last one out.
Eventually everyone is gone and more time passes. KID walks the area, looks into the school yard, picks up a candy wrapper and finds the proper place for it. A female adult approaches KID, a teacher, Ms _______. Sits with him, they talk.
KID's mom works longs hours, she has to drop him off early to get to work on time and because of overtime and public transportation it takes her a while to get there. Teacher wants to talk to her about leaving KID alone for so long at the school. KID doesn't mind, he gets to hang out with his friends more time, and groundskeeper always keeps an eye on him, he is standing nearby gathering leafs. KID pleads with teacher, his mother has enough on her mind than to worry about that, things will change and it won't always be like this he hopes. KID looks weak because he's said it so many times before, teacher nods in understanding, gets up and goes back inside. KID keeps waiting.
END
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