Nora and Lance in the Haunted House
from Beware The House On Haunted Hill!
Written by Matthew Byrd, Kathryn Funkhouser
A comedic, lighthearted Nora & Lance's duologue from "BEWARE THE HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL!" by Matthew Byrd and Kathryn Funkhouser. Genre: comedy.
NORA: Oh my god, Lance, this is amazing!
LANCE: It’s… a house. A very old, very dusty house.
NORA: No, it’s *the* house. The one from the brochure! “Beware the House on Haunted Hill!” I can’t believe we actually found it.
LANCE: I can. We followed the giant, flashing arrow sign that said “Haunted Ho
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