Scene: Jacob and Mary are at Jerome’s House, to return the engagement ring.
The house shows age, broken windows on both sides of the house and a large porch.
Jacob: All right Mary, were here.
Mary: (Scared face) Knock the door for me please.
Jacob: You came all the way here and you’re too scared to knock the door.
Mary: Please…..
(Jacob pauses, and then knocks at the door)
Jacob: (Shouts) Come out Mackenzie! Your girl has something for you.
Mary: (Annoyed face) Jacob! Not so loud.
Jacob: Clam down…, I am surging with excitement to see his face when tell him the bad news.
(The door busts open)
Jerome: (Surprised Face) Is that you Jacob.
Jacob: The one and only.
Jerome: (Grins) The one and only who would buy a suite like that.
Jacob: (Grins) You’re the one and only who is going to get your cheap weeding ring back.
Jerome: (Surprised face) Is this true Mary.
Mary; (Looks down) I am afraid so.
Jerome: (Angry face) How could you Mary.
Jacob: (Grins) How dare you try to marry my Mary.
Jerome: This is all you’re doing Jacob, isn’t it; you and your sorry father can’t stop making trouble for my family
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Explanation: In this scene, Jacob and Mary have come to Jerome's house to return the engagement ring. The description of the house sets the atmosphere and suggests that it is not well-maintained, with broken windows and a large porch.
Jacob, feeling confident, tells Mary that they have arrived. Mary, however, is scared and asks Jacob to knock on the door for her. Jacob questions her fear, but eventually agrees and knocks on the door.
Mary is annoyed when Jacob shouts for Mackenzie to come out, asking him to calm down. Jacob reveals his excitement to see Mackenzie's reaction upon hearing the bad news.
Suddenly, the door bursts open, and Jerome appears surprised to see Jacob. Jacob greets him with a grin and informs him that they are there to return the cheap wedding ring.
Jerome is taken aback and becomes angry with Mary for her actions. Jacob accuses Jerome of trying to marry his Mary, which angers Jerome further. He blames Jacob and his father for causing trouble for his family.
This dialogue between the characters reveals the tension and conflict surrounding the return of the engagement ring and hints at a history of animosity between Jacob, Jerome, and their families.