Write a play script using the charecters and scenes story
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Here is a brief example of a play script:
Act One
Scene One
Midwestern high school. Teacher’s office. Right after school lets out.
SAM, an eccentric history teacher, sits at her desk. She sorts through a stack of papers and struggles to find what she is looking for.
SAM
Talking to herself.
Why is my life such a mess?
GEORGE, a put-together looking man, enters.
GEORGE
Because you’re Sam.
GEORGE chuckles as SAM rolls her eyes.
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