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- INTRODUCTION
- I've been to the zoo. I said, I've been to the zoo. MISTER, I'VE BEEN TO THE ZOO!
- Hm? . . . What? . . . I'm sorry, were you talking to me?
- RISING ACTION
- Well, Peter ? Well, Peter? Do you think I could sell that story to the Reader's Digest and make a couple of hundred bucks for The Most Unforgettable Character I've ever Met, Huh?Oh, come on now, Peter; tell me what you think.
- I ... I don't understand what ... I don't think I .. Why did you tell me all of this ?
- CLIMAX
- Very well, Peter, we'll battle forthe bench, but we're not evenly matched.
- You are mad! You're stark raving mad! YOU'RE GOING TOKILL ME!
- - Peter sits and reads on a bench in Central Park, New York.- And Jerry came to greet him.
- It's a matter of genetics, notmanhood, you ... you monster. [He darts down, picks up theknife and backs of a little; breathing heavily.] I'll give you onelast chance; get out of here and leave me alone!
- So be it !
- - Jerry enters and engages with Peter.-Jerry tells petters strangely about the dog and made Petter confused.-The men talk, but the conversation becomes heated.
- FALLING ACTION
- Oh my God, oh my God, oh my God ...
- - Jerry and Peter fight over who gets to sit on the bench.- Jerry threatened petter with a small knife he was carrying.
- RESOLUTION
- OH MY GOD!
- - And Jerry throws himself onto a knife held by Peter.
- Thank you, Peter. I mean that, now; thank you very much. Oh, Peter, I was so afraid I'd drive you away.
- -Jerry told Pater to leave before anybody saw them. -And Peter flees while Jerry dies alone on the park bench.
- You'd better go now. Somebody might come by, andyou don't want to be here when anyone comes.
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