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剧本角色
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Hercules
男,0岁
25岁,从普信男高中生到传奇大佬的王老五,Mrs. Fernandes差点毁掉的学生。
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Peter
男,0岁
25岁,Hercules的秘书,说话办事很干练。
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Mr. Curio
男,0岁
52岁,当年挽救男主的恩师,是男主终生感激和敬仰的恩人,为人儒雅声音磁性。
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Mrs. Ferna
女,0岁
51岁,势利眼又爱装的中老年妇女,高中英语老师,也是让Hercules留级的班主任。
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Rosanna
女,0岁
23岁,Mrs. Fernandez的女儿,Hercules手下的员工。
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Narrator
女,0岁
吐字要清晰,读文流利有感情就可以。
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角色设定(男):
Hercules, 25岁,从普信男高中生到传奇大佬的王老五,Mrs. Fernandes差点毁掉的学生。
Peter, 25岁,Hercules的秘书,说话办事很干练。
Mr. Curio, 52岁,当年挽救男主的恩师,是男主终生感激和敬仰的恩人,为人儒雅声音磁性。
角色设定(女):
Mrs. Fernandez, 51岁,势利眼又爱装的中老年妇女,高中英语老师,也是让Hercules留级的班主任。
Rosanna, 23岁,Mrs. Fernandez的女儿,Hercules手下的员工。
旁白:性别不限,吐字要清晰,读文流利有感情就可以。
镜头10当中的Brian由Peter兼。
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My dream is to build a headquarter of trade.
Background information
Mrs. Fernandez was teaching a writing lesson about dreams. She expected all her students to have their own dream that was going be realized ten years later. Limiting students to what could actually be done has always been the fundamental rule of her personal world of teaching. Students feared the young teacher whenever she tried to separate a youngster from anything impractical in her eyes.
Most students became sensitive to the price they had to pay for an idea against the teacher. That doesn’t mean the permanent absence of a successful exception. Mrs. Fernandez was angry to a tiny boy in her class a decade ago. That happened in a writing lesson about dreams, which was a usual topic to her. The boy’s name was Hercules Platon.
Young Hercules was born in a family that was too common to talk about after any meal. A postal worker and a farm worker raised two children with endless calculations of money for half a pound of discounted chicken bones. That was not the worst for the family. Mr. And Mrs. Platon would quarrel for a penny that could be saved from the traffic expenses. Hercules as the bigger son of the family had to take care of his brother when this happened. The worst part was that his mother was pregnant again. At this moment, he as a new student to high-school entered a class in which a strict form-teacher named Mrs. Fernandez forced all his classmates to do things on fully practical basis.
The poor boy became a detained student when he held his dream of building a headquarter of international trade tightly in front of the teacher. He waited until the next year and joined another class.
Ten years later, he succeeded. His led his company to win a tender for a governmental scheme of building an international trade center. That was nine years from his argument with his previous teacher. He spent another year persuading and supporting a number of large brands to set an office in his trade centre at the same time of constructing their new shops. Major resources of business gathered there to make sure that the international and local firms investing there emphasized on the functions of their offices there. Hercules shifted the headquarter of his own proprietary corporation to the trade center as well. It developed toward a state headquarter of international trade in acceleration.
Scene 1 Meet the teacher again.
One-step from the planned success did not create an arrogant young man. He walked along many shops and office buildings of the trade center every morning to think about their relationship with the city. A real headquarter of international trade was a healthy ecosystem of living for at least a region of people who were going to be benefited together with its sustainable development.
He hit into the arms of a woman while thinking about it and walking quickly late in a morning.
Mrs. Fernandez: (Yell.) Watch out, careless young man, you crashed into me!
Hercules: Oh, I am sorry. Did I hurt you?
Mrs. Fernandez: (Speak as strictly and angrily as you can, with slight descending toward the end.) It is bloody lucky that I am strong enough for your bump. Or else you will have to spend a lot on my treatment and take care of me.
Hercules: (Rise you sight and notice who she is.) You are absolutely right. And luckily, I need to neither pay you nor take care of you, Mrs. Fernandez. You have not changed at all.
Mrs. Fernandez: Do I know you?
Hercules: Yes, you do. I spent one year more in high-school because of you.
Mrs. Fernandez: Hercules! Alas! When was the last time I saw you? (Show some pitiful patience that covers up discrimination and arrogance.) Punishing you with one more year in high school was aiming at giving your more time to grow up. You needed to escape from daydreaming at that time, my dear.
Hercules: (Smile with confidence.) Thank you, dear teacher, for the spare year that offered me the time to search for a start of my dream.
Mrs. Fernandez: (Start to lose patience.) What did you do that year? Didn’t you study hard and get rid of that awful dream?
Hercules: (Speak peacefully and look into the eyes of Mrs. Fernandez sincerely.) I did not have to. I had another year later. I spent the year getting three part-time jobs one after another.
Mrs. Fernandez: You wasted a valuable year and my wish. I wanted you to study hard and enter a good university to win a better chance to get employed. That was the only way to make your poor family better.
Hercules: The first job taught me that muscle could not give me an extra penny for any magnificent plan. The second made me understand that crossing social stratification is merely possible only on prepared people. And the third gave me the first chance of knowing how an employee, a salesperson and a boss were different along their ways of future development. I thought a lot about what I wanted and needed before I returned to school.
Mrs. Fernandez: I do not remember teaching you to waste time on useless thinking.
Hercules: Of course, you did not.
Mrs. Fernandez: The only thing you should think and do at that time was to study. You had to do it even when I retarded your school schedule. I did it for your good.
Hercules: You may did so. But, I did not feel good at all.
Mrs. Fernandez: That is why you are still hanging around in cheap sports costume. Do not come here anymore. Only rich people may come here to shop.
Hercules: Why are you here, then, Mrs. Fernandez?
Mrs. Fernandez: I am here to see my daughter. She works here.
Hercules: (Point at the shop next to them, which belongs to his corporation. Try quite hard not to laugh.) Do you mean that your daughter is working in this shop here?
Mrs. Fernandez: Right you are. She is a floor manager of the shop. Do not come any closer, poor boy. You are just like your poor and pitiful parents.