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The Last Quarter

from Untitled Screenplay

Written by Maggie Carey

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The Last Quarter — Untitled Screenplay

INT. AUDITORIUM - DAY

THE STAGE

Where Grace stands confidently at the podium.

GRACE

Okay, folks. I’ll try not to bore

you too much.

The class quiets down somewhat.

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CharactersUnknown
Duration2 min
Age Range25-35
GenderAny
GenreDrama
PeriodContemporary
Formatmonologue
SourceUntitled Screenplay
Toneemotional
Suitable Forgeneral practice
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