| Scene 3 In the living room (On the TV screen) TV-host: - And from all of us to all of you, a very merry Christmas. Dad: - Isn�t the image a little blurry? (Starts fidgeting with the TV set) Sarah and John: - Stop it, it�s fine! Dad: - Nonsense. Just let me� (the image disappears from the screen) Sarah, John and The teenage son: - DAD! Dad: - Yes, all right. (Keeps fidgeting and the image reappears.) John, Sarah and The teenage son: - Stop it, it�s fine! Dad: - Aren�t the colours a bit faded? John, Sarah and The teenage son: - WE HATE YOU! (On the TV screen) Santa: - Say Mama! The Doll: - Mamma! Santa: - Ho Ho Ho Ho! Granny: - (in her wheelchair, whining) Oh, so this is where you all are. Sarah and John: - Granny, you�re blocking the TV. Sarah: - There we go, now she�s crying again� The teenage son: - The tree is even more crooked now. Dad: - Tssk. Nonsense. (on the TV screen) Mowgli: - Eating ants? Baloo: - They give you a nice tickle in your stomach. Mom: - I think I should go check on the food. (leaves) The teenage son: - It�s going to fall over, I promise. The base isn�t strong enough. Dad: - Just be quiet! I don�t want to hear another word from you! (The Christmas tree falls over) Dad: - Damn! (on the tv-screen) The hummingbirds: - zum zum zum zum zum zum The teenage son: - I told you so! Dad: - You didn�t say anything. Give me a hand instead! (grabs hold of the tree) Sarah and John: - Daddy, you�re blocking the TV. Can�t it wait? Dad: - The tree�s fallen over on Granny for chrissakes! Sarah: - Well, Ferdinand is on now. Dad: - Oh, in that case. (Let�s go of the tree) Granny: - Ouff! (On the TV screen) Ferdinand: - I�d rather sit here, and smell the flowers. John: - Daddy daddy, Granny is crying! Dad: - Yes, well what the hell would you do it a Christmas tree fell over on you? Granny: - Ouff! Dad: - And there was a straw angel ornament in your mouth! Mom: (Coming in from the kitchen, grumpy) � Well, I was just going to let you all now that the mashed potatoes have gotten cold. You�ll have to eat cold mash. That�s all I have to say. (leaves) (On the TV screen) The Narrator: - �and he�s sooo happy! |
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