EVERWOOD by Greg Berlanti
EVERWOOD by Greg Berlanti
EVERWOOD by Greg Berlanti
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CONTINUED:<br />
DOCTOR BROWN<br />
Great.<br />
(beat)<br />
What do you do?<br />
EDNA<br />
Forty years nursing experience. That includes<br />
two tours of Nam, Army Nurse Corps. Thrice<br />
decorated. Here's the resume. I'm sure you'll<br />
find it to your satisfaction.<br />
She hands Andy a piece of paper. He glances quickly at it.<br />
DOCTOR BROWN<br />
You worked for Doctor Abbott?<br />
EDNA<br />
Senior and Junior.<br />
DOCTOR BROWN<br />
Why did you leave?<br />
EDNA<br />
An unfortunate incident, the details of which<br />
I'd rather not divulge on account they're of a<br />
personal nature. I can assure you, however,<br />
that the parting was mutual.<br />
Andy is a little lost as to what to do next.<br />
DOCTOR BROWN<br />
Tell you what, I'll look this over and give<br />
you a call later in the week.<br />
EDNA<br />
Will do. See ya 'round, Doc. Adios, Private.<br />
Edna REVS OFF. Vanishing as quickly as she appeared.<br />
EXT. THE BROWN'S HOUSE. NIGHT. ESTABLISHING.<br />
A street lamp casts an amber beam against the lonely house.<br />
INT. KITCHEN. SAME.<br />
After dinner. Doctor Brown and Ephram clean the dishes in<br />
typical silence. The sounds of a PIANO disrupt their<br />
activity. They exchange a look. Ephram exits quickly.<br />
INT. FAMILY ROOM. CONTINUOUS.<br />
Ephram enters. Delia's at the piano. Tinkering.<br />
(CONTINUED)<br />
32.
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