Underneath the Surface Setting: New York City Subway, Ruby and Jack making their way from 14th St. Union Square to meet Jack's parents for dinner. Characters: Remi: 25 years old, newly moved to the city to begin her career as a graphic design artist, short and petit light skin and large brown almond shaped eyes. Jack: 32 year old, heart surgeon, tall and thin, caramel skin and small green eyes has lived here all his life. Script: Jack: So, how was work today? Remi: Eh, it was ok. Pretty boring and typical day at the office, you? Jack: It was crazy! We had this homeless guy come in with a knife literally sticking out of this head. Remi: What the hell, I'm so glad I don't have to deal with that sort of shit. I would have fainted at the sight of him. (laughing) (Train comes to an abrupt stop in between Grand Central Station and 59th St. Lexington Ave.) Jack: Well this is just fantastic. (Sarcastically) Remi: Chill out, I'm sure we'll be moving...
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