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Bella Discover Happy

from Poor Things

Written by Tony McNamara

Poor Things

Bella excitedly shares her discovery of sexual pleasure with the household staff and her caretaker, Max. The scene explores the tension between Bella's uninhibited curiosity and the rigid social decorum of those around her.

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BELLA: Mrs Prim. Bella discover happy when she want.

PRIM: Uh huh.

BELLA: You are a sour face, but I fix you.

PRIM: I-

BELLA: Close eyes.

[Bella shoves her hand between Prim’s legs]

PRIM: Oh!

BELLA: Just wait, it takes a moment.

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CharactersBella, Mrs Prim, Max
Duration2 min
Age Range18-25
GenderAny
GenreComedy-Drama
PeriodContemporary
Formatgroup
SourcePoor Things
Tonequirky
AccentBritish
Suitable Fordrama school audition, self tape, general practice
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