Peter and the Test

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Fade in:

INT. PETER’S BEDROOM - NIGHT

PETER, a 15 year old stressed out high school student, sits at his DESK studying for his history final.

His desk is extremely messy, covered with history notes and old dishes. The only light in the room is coming from his
DESK LAMP.

On his wall is a CALENDER with days crossed out in red ink.
Up to the 28Th of may, witch has the words summer vacation written in large letters.

Peter looks out the window. Outside his neighbors, an all
American family, are having a graduation party for there son, TIM. Tim and Peter were best friends when they were younger. Till Tim entered high school, two years before
Peter.

He glances at the clock and it says, 3:46 am.
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INT. PETER’S BEDROOM - DAY

Peter shoots up in bed, sweating and breathing heavily. He looks around confused. Peter grabs his phone. He looks at the day and time. Its the morning of the test and he still has an hour till class.

Peter moves over to his desk and starts studying.

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