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duologue
Comedy-Drama
2 Characters

Chief's Transformation

from Isle of Dogs

Written by Wes Anderson

Isle of Dogs

Chief, a stray dog who prides himself on his independence, finally relents and fetches a stick for Atari. After being bathed and groomed, Chief realizes he bears a striking resemblance to Atari's lost dog, leading to an emotional moment where he accepts a dog treat for the first time in his life.

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CHIEF: Don’t ask me to fetch that stick.

ATARI: Fetch-i!

CHIEF: I’m telling you: I don’t fetch.

ATARI: Fetch-i!

CHIEF: I’m not doing this because you commanded me to. I’m doing it -- because I feel sorry for you. You’re lonely, and you look terrible. You’ve probably got Dog-Flu.

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CharactersChief, Atari
Duration2 min
Age Range25-35
GenderAny
GenreComedy-Drama
PeriodContemporary
Formatduologue
SourceIsle of Dogs
Tonevulnerable
Suitable Foragent showcase, self tape, general practice
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