Albert And Bianca’s Final Round
By Vanessa Vizcarra
ALBERT: ¿What do you mean, Communism?
BIANCA: ¿What do you mean, what do I mean?
ALBERT: I mean . . .
BIANCA: Communism.
ALBERT: ¿Plain, old . . . ?
BIANCA: Communism.
ALBERT: Ok.
BIANCA: ¿Does that bother you?
ALBERT: ¿What? ¿The word? ¿That word? ¿How would it . . . ? I mean, ¿Why would it . . . ? I just . . . We were talking about skirts.
BIANCA: Yes
ALBERT: You said you bought a really beautiful skirt for Ian`s graduation.
BIANCA: Yes, I did. I will be the best looking mom in the place.
ALBERT: You were telling me about the print . . . and then . . .
BIANCA: I said “Communism”
ALBERT: Yes.
BIANCA: ¿How did you feel about that?
ALBERT: I . . .
BIANCA: ¿Yes?
ALBERT: Got scared.
BIANCA: ¿And?
ALBERT: I don`t . . . I . . . ¿Why?
BIANCA: I find it to be a great bullshit detector. The way some people react to the word.
ALBERT: ¿And? . . . How did I . . .
BIANCA: Well, you know. Unoriginally.
ALBERT: Ok.
BIANCA: Maybe . . . We should go separated.
Audio Recording
Bianca: Melody J. Munitz
Albert: Michael Pilato
Directed by Alison Morooney