eyer. hi, Polly!

    the flower girl sees Maggie and runs and hides behind Polly.

    POLLY

    o excuse her,

    Maggie. Some of the children are

    afraid of you since you dragged t

    little boy up the aisle.

    MAGGIE

    I didnt drag.

    (to the girl)

    ripped on his shoelaces.

    Mrs. tenmeyer comes foro greet Maggie.

    MRS. tENMEYER

    Youve come for your dress. Good!

    Ill get it from the back.

    Maggie leads o t window.

    MAGGIE

    (happily)

    Actually, I o get this dress.

    Ss to to Mrs. tenmeyer,

    expecting o stenmeyer darkens.

    MRS. tENMEYER

    (to Polly)

    Polly, take Leslie into change.

    (to Maggie)

    But the one you have on hold is lovely.

    MAGGIE

    (pleasantly)

    Yes. But Ive changed my mind.

    MRS. tENMEYER

    Its one thousand dollars.

    Maggie is keenly aening in.

    MAGGIE

    I housand dollars.

    MRS. tENMEYER

    (firmly)

    three hundred

    dollars.

    Maggie loion of the

    moment.

    MAGGIE

    Is this dress for sale?

    MRS. tENMEYER

    It just seems like an a of

    money to spend on one of your dresses,

    Maggie... You only

    ten minutes.

    Ike c as Maggies chusiasm

    drains aless assault of

    tarting to see t its no always easy

    being Maggie. tremor in her voice.

    MAGGIE

    Yeas a good point.

    (tting)

    ther dre