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CHARACTER A = homeowner, elderly female CHARACTER B = visitor, middle-aged male, with IDENTITY CARD around his neck Props required CHAIR IDENTITY CARD At Rise The CHAIR faces the audience STAGE LEFT. CHARACTER A sits on the CHAIR. CHARACTER B ENTERS STAGE RIGHT and stops CENTRE STAGE, pretending to knock at a door. CHARACTER A rises from CHAIR and stands opposite B, as if the door is still between them. A Who is it? B I've come to read your meter, love. A [reaches hand out to open door, but stops] I wasn't expecting anybody. Which meter? B Electric. A What company did you say you were from? B NorthWestern Electrical. A I'm not with them. B You don't have to be. All the big electric companies use us to check the meters. I've got a lot of houses to visit today. Show me where your meter is and I'll be in and out in no time. A Do you have any identification? B Sure. We don't leave the van without it. [presses IDENTITY CARD against door] It's a bit nippy out here. A I can't read it through the glass. Please will you pop it through the letter box so I can see it? B We get into trouble if we take them off. If you open the door, you can take a proper look. A I'm sorry, but I haven't seen your ID. I'll telephone my electric company and let them know you've been. What is your name? CHARACTER B EXITS STAGE RIGHT. END
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