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O Chicken of Little Faith

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35 SCENE 4 (They take a break after walking for hours. Now it's late.) NUGGET: I think we've been walking for hours. I'm exhausted. BUTTERCUP: (listens to Benedict, as if he's telling her something) Benedict says he's fried. FAITH: Look! We're at the edge of a mountain! (All, even Benedict, look up at an unseen, insurmountably high mountain.) ALL: Oh no. NUGGET: What do we do now? SCRAMBLES: (pointing off stage) DUCK! (Everybody hits the dirt except Scrambles, who stands, pointing off stage. From that direction, an Owl walks in and they get to their feet.) OWL: I'm not a duck! You can't tell the difference between a duck and an owl? SCRAMBLES: What's an owl? BUTTERCUP: She doesn't get out much. Any bird that isn't a chicken is a duck to her. FAITH: Mr. Owl, you must know where we are. We're not at the … OWL: Mountain of Expectations? Yes, you are. And as you can see, it is a very big mountain, made up of many, many expectations. SCRAMBLES: Well, at least they're not scary. FAITH: They look pretty scary to me. NUGGET: What are expectations? FAITH: Well, there are other people's expectations … that I'll be smarter, or more athletic, or prettier. There's my parents' expectations that I'll be a good student like my older brother. BUTTERCUP: Like people expecting us to lay so many eggs a month … it's terrifying sometimes. For Preview Only

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