.
ss to s a restless look on his face. he
stares closely. the bar.
ike
kamikaze!
cut to:
ext. te trout bakery - t day
establis of a bakery in hale. ike
exits a neighe block. he pauses in
front of to take a look at maggies truck. as he
does, a middle-aged black oman walks by and wh a
neunned as sus to a man
sitting on a bench.
ike
did you see t?
cut to:
int. trout bakery - continuous
close on a group of plastic grooms and brides on a counter top.
mrs. trout is beer ion
of grooms for
on ter. all sizes and colors, some attaco brides,
some solo, some tuxes, some in dinner jackets.
mrs. trout
t oh, youve
used t i
like te dinner jacket.
maggie
no, oo blond.
mrs. trout
(picks up another)
ell go otal traditional.
maggie
too dark.
ther groom.
ike
but ters eyes.
maggie cringes at the sound of ikes voice.
ike (contd)
no -- ters eyes are closer set.
sinues her search.
ike (contd)
(to mrs. trout)
could i wo coffees, please? and
wonderful smell?
(seeing the
cinnamon rolls)
ill hose delicious
looking cinnamon rolls.
mrs. trout
sure.
(picking up a
miniature bride)
he
best you.
mrs. trout steps ao get o ther
side of maggie and picks up the bride and groom figure.
ike
lets see... excuse me, isnt t cute?
ahh...
edly knock the groom figure in
the head and run away screaming.
ike (contd)
bam, bam, bam, bam, bam! oh, help me!
s .
mrs. trout just about bursts a gut laugakes the
bride from ike coldly.
mrs. trout
you must be t mr. graham fellow.
ike tus and goes to her.
ike
yes, i am. and who are you?
mrs. trout
betty trout. five dollars.
ike
(as he pays)
oty. i take it youre going to
be making they say
youre throwing --
mrs. trout
(interrupting)
-- the luau for maggie.
sarts picking lint off tons his cuff.
maggie
(all smiles for
mrs. trout)
grandma made me test outfit. i
cant to s to you.
ike
(cynical delight)
a pre-wedding luau?
mrs. trout
yes. my husband and i love luaus.
itll be fun.
mrs. trout tus and grabs ikes bag containing two coffees.
ike
fun? fun isnt the word.
mrs. trout beams. maggie understands tle better.
mrs. trout ems and he pays.
mrs. trout
if youre still in town, you should
stop by.
maggie
no, im sure .
ike
(to mrs. trout)
actually, i o come.
(taps her service bell)
thank you so much.
maggie steps over, carrying her bride and groom figure choices.
maggie
(exasperated)
is t o do now?
follow me around everywhere i go?
ike smiles at maggie enigmatically as he picks up his order and
he door.
ike
no.
arts to leave rout stops him.
mrs. trout
(he
other bag)
your two cinnamon rolls.
ike
bye, betty. thanks.
he leaves.
maggie
a nice person.
maggie rout her bride and broom figures. maggie
looks at mrs. trout, suddenly nervous. s. mrs.
trout imitates ike bamming the bride and groom, laughing.
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