A Magic Cupid's Oil and the Duckling
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A Magic Cupid's Oil and the Duckling, a magical, sweet, valentines story. A story of love, romance, and, friendship. This is a tale that can be enjoyed by children and readers of all ages. I promise a very magical love story. Dreams really do come true.
Catherine Adams Webb
Hello, I am Catherine Adams Webb A.K.A. Crazy Cat. I was born July 7th 1962 in Boston, Massachusetts. I wrote my first play in second grade and have continued writing throughout my life. I enjoy creating characters that are very special and unique as I hope you can tell by my stories. I write All Genres, I really don't have any special style, I just go with the flow of my hand holding on to the pen and Away We Go! If you would like to know about me more in detail please go to my web site I created on Word Press. I am sorry that there are no Special Effects Or Graphics, But I am not very computor Saavy and I never had much money to hire anyone. But if my thoughts could transform into my web site WHEW! It would be Great, I do have a Great Imagination. Please Read My Stories and Enjoy. I am self publishing because I cannot afford and Editor or A Publisher so please forgive my Typo Errors. The Story is Very Uniquie And Entertaining and I beleive that is what you will remember about it, not my Typo Errors. Thank You for understanding and I will continue to work on Perfection. Sincerely, Catherine Adams Webb A.K.A. Crazy Cat
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A Magic Cupid's Oil and the Duckling - Catherine Adams Webb
REVISED and copyrighted ©February 2015, By Catherine Adams Webb
From the original, script A Cupid’s Oil and the Duckling
Introduction to scene 1
Cupid’s Sparkling Love Bow and Arrow
Stage opens the curtains, two cupids, male and female. Each cupid is holding a sparkling bow and arrow, pointing at each other, then they pull their love bows back, aim them at each other, and they shoot. The cupids arrow get struck in their hearts , they dance sweetly across the stage, pass each other, then they meet in the middle of the stage and they pull the sparkling love bows out of each other’s heart , they kiss on the lips gently and then they both exit the stage together very happily.
Scene 1
Magical Cupid’s Oil
Stage shows a glorious park setting. Trees, flowers, birds, and they are singing, and nesting. Ah, it is springtime in the park and everyone seems very happy, except for a woman sitting on the park bench looking very lonely and sad, she is weeping. She is wearing a long, drab, black dress, that comes a little above her ankles. She is wearing a hat with a black veil over it covering her face. She has a shawl over her shoulders, black flat shoes, and white stockings on. This lady must be in mourning. Here comes a man, maybe he will cheer her up. He seems to be in a very cheerful mood.
Cheerful Man walks by the woman then he stops and turns around, he hears her crying.
Man- Say, is that the sounds of sorrow I hear, and on such a beautiful day.
The woman tries to ignore him, and she turns her back toward him. She is still crying and the man takes heart and sits next to her on the bench. The woman is very sad as she speaks to him.
Woman – Please, sir, leave me alone.
The man touches her hand caringly; she pulls it back abruptly upsetting him. He speaks to her softly.
Man – I am sorry, Ms. When I heard you crying, I had to stop...I mean well.
The woman is very upset as she speaks to him.
Woman – Do you, do you really mean well?
Man does not know what to say now; he stumbles with his words as he speaks to her.
Man – Well...yes, of course I do. I can see that I have upset you even more so... why don’t you let me buy you a cup of coffee?
I will make it up to you, hey?"
The woman is a bit angry with the man now, as she speaks to him, she says...
Woman –Look, You don’t owe me anything, just please go. Don’t you understand, I want to be alone by myself?
The man is stunned at her tone, he tries to speak to her.
Man – Why I...
The woman lifts her veil, and she looks him dead in his face, he looks disgusted. He quickly gets up off the bench and walks away very quickly without saying a word. The woman just sits there and cries. She pulls her veil back down over her face. A very happy little boy, about twelve years old, dressed in a nice suit, carrying flowers, and candy, and a little bottle of Magic Cupid’s Oil, he goes cheerfully over to the woman on the bench who is still weeping.
Boy –Hi, I’m Jerimiah, why are you so sad?
The woman looks up at the little boy, wiping her eyes under her veil with a tissue. The in a soft-spoken voice, she repeats his name softly aloud.
Woman - Jerimiah?
Jerimiah - Why are you crying? Don’t you know it is almost Valentine’s Day? I am on my way to see Cindy, she is my girlfriend, I will ask her to be my valentine.
Jerimiah is shy for a moment as he continues.
Jerimiah – Well, she is sort of my girlfriend. She will be once I put my magic cupid’s oil on her.
Jerimiah takes a pretty, little, pink, and red bottle, out of his pocket, and he shows it to the woman.
Jerimiah – See?
Woman – A cupid’s oil, you say? That is very nice Jerimiah, now please be on your way now.
The woman is still sniffling.
Jerimiah – What’s wrong Ms., why are you so sad? Don’t you have a Valentine?
Jerimiah sits beside her.
Woman – Who me, have a Valentine?
The woman laughs softly at Jerimiah’s question, and says...
Woman –" I’ve never had a Valentine, not in