Fce_6_-_script_-_recording_6
.docxFce 6 – Recording 6
Simon: Good afternoon, my name is Simon Trite and I'm here from Hightime Radio Corporation to interview you! Now that you've had time to settle in, we're going to do a series about your adventures here on Wildrock. So, er, how are you finding life here in the wild? Pretty exciting, huh?
Woman 1: Actually, we're about to leave.
Simon: What? You can't be! You were going to stay here for at least a year.
Man 1: Look, we're fed up. We're fed up with the cold.
Woman 2: And the wind.
Woman 1: And the mud.
Man 2: And the rain.
Simon: It's not raining now.
Man 2: But it's going to rain soon. See those clouds over the hill?
Simon: Huh?
Man 2: So, we know it's going to rain.
Woman 1: And it's the same almost every day. So, we're going to pack up our stuff, we're going to send a message to the mainland, and we're going to leave.
Woman 2: As soon as possible.
Simon: Everyone's going to be very surprised when you arrive. Aren't you embarrassed to let the weather defeat you?
Man 1: By the end of this week, we'll have survived longer than anyone else in a place like this.
Man 2: By the end of this week we'll have been living here for nearly six months. And that's enough.
Simon: But surely it's not really that bad?
Woman 2: No?
Man 2: Tell you what, why don't you try it?
Simon: What?
Man 2: Yes, you can stay here. We're going to go to the mainland.
Woman 1: We're going to eat a big hot meal as soon as we find a restaurant.
Man 1: And we're not going to talk to any reporters until we've had a long sleep in warm, dry beds.
Simon: Wait for me! You aren't going to leave me here all alone, are you?
Hey! That's my boat! Oh no. Now what am I going to do?
Fce 6 – Recording 6
Simon: Good afternoon, my name is Simon Trite and I'm here from Hightime Radio Corporation to interview you! Now that you've had time to settle in, we're going to do a series about your adventures here on Wildrock. So, er, how are you finding life here in the wild? Pretty exciting, huh?
Woman 1: Actually, we're about to leave.
Simon: What? You can't be! You were going to stay here for at least a year.
Man 1: Look, we're fed up. We're fed up with the cold.
Woman 2: And the wind.
Woman 1: And the mud.
Man 2: And the rain.
Simon: It's not raining now.
Man 2: But it's going to rain soon. See those clouds over the hill?
Simon: Huh?
Man 2: So, we know it's going to rain.
Woman 1: And it's the same almost every day. So, we're going to pack up our stuff, we're going to send a message to the mainland, and we're going to leave.
Woman 2: As soon as possible.
Simon: Everyone's going to be very surprised when you arrive. Aren't you embarrassed to let the weather defeat you?
Man 1: By the end of this week, we'll have survived longer than anyone else in a place like this.
Man 2: By the end of this week we'll have been living here for nearly six months. And that's enough.
Simon: But surely it's not really that bad?
Woman 2: No?
Man 2: Tell you what, why don't you try it?
Simon: What?
Man 2: Yes, you can stay here. We're going to go to the mainland.
Woman 1: We're going to eat a big hot meal as soon as we find a restaurant.
Man 1: And we're not going to talk to any reporters until we've had a long sleep in warm, dry beds.
Simon: Wait for me! You aren't going to leave me here all alone, are you?
Hey! That's my boat! Oh no. Now what am I going to do?