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[ In the hospital the next day. Now there are four children, including Carl. Molly enters and tries to amuse them. ]
Molly: OK. Do you know how to play charades?
[ Betty and Tim raise their hands. ]
Molly: Frank, you've never played charades?
Frank: Nope.
Molly: Carl, you're sure you've never played?
[ Carl shakes his head no. ]
Molly: OK, Betty, Tim, and Frank. We're going to play charades. Frank, you can learn as we go. And, Carl, you join in at any time. OK, let me think. OK, I've got one. [ She writes a title on a piece of paper. She puts the paper on a table so that no one can see the title. ]
Molly: All right. [ She makes the charades motion for 'movie' by pretending to hold an old-fashioned camera in her left hand and turning the handle with her right hand. ]
Betty: A movie! A movie!
Molly: [ She touches her nose with her index finger. this means 'correct' in charades. ] Right. A movie. OK. [ She counts to six on her fingers because there are six words in the title of the movie. Then she holds up six fingers. ]
Tim: Six words. It has six words.
Frank: That's easy. I can play.
Molly: Good. OK. We've got a movie. The title ...
Betty: Six words.
Molly: Right. First word ... [ She pulls her ear. This means 'sounds like' in charades. ]
Betty: Sounds like.
Tim: Sounds like...
Molly: You got that part right. Yes. [ pulling her ear] Sounds like ... [ She shakes her head no. ] Sounds like what?
Frank: Sounds like no.
Molly: [ touching her nose ] Absolutely right, Frank. Sounds like no. OK. We've got a movie. Six words. The first word sounds like no.
Betty: Row. Row.
Tim: Go.
Molly: Nope.
Tim: Show. That's it--show.
Molly: [ laughing ] No ... OK ... [ She acts out the word snow with her fingers. ]
Betty: [ quickly] Snow.
Molly: [ She touches her nose. ] Absolutely right, Betty. Sounds like no -- snow. OK, a movie. Six words. The first word is snow.
Betty: This is fun.
[ Carl doesn't think so. ]
Molly: Oh, OK. [ She holds up five fingers. ]
Molly: The fifth word.
Tim: Right, fifth word. [ She holds up seven fingers. ]
Tim: Seven?
Molly: [ She touches her nose. ] Absolutely right. Very good. The fifth word is seven. The first word is snow. Fifth word, seven.
Molly: OK, we've got a movie.
Betty: I got it! I got it!
Frank: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
[ Molly shows the piece of paper with the title. ]
Betty: I got it.
Frank: I got it.
Molly: Frank, you got it. Betty, you had it, but you didn't say it.
Tim: I knew it.
Molly: Carl, now you know charades. Why don't you join us?
Carl: I don't like charades. It's for babies.
Molly: Oh, I like it.
Carl: Well, they're babies.
Betty: You're a sore loser.
Tim: Yeah.
Molly: No arguing. Save your voices. Between now and tomorrow you're all going to have your tonsils out. And you won't be able to speak for a while. So save your voices till then. [ She points to her throat. ]
Philip: [ He enters. ] Hi, gang. Hi, everybody. Well, what's going on?
Molly: I sure am glad to see you, Dr. Stewart. [ joking ] This is a rough group.
Carl: I didn't want to play charades, so they're angry at me.
Philip: Why don't you want to play?
Carl: Because I don't want to be here. I don't want my tonsils out.
Philip: Why not?
Carl: Because my birthday is tomorrow. My mother promised me a birthday party with a clown.
Molly: But you can have one when you go home, Carl.
Carl: But my birthday is tomorrow.
Philip: I'm sorry, Carl.
Molly: Carl, you'll have your party when you go home.
Carl: But it won't be on my birthday! [ to Molly ] And you promised me a surprise.