OK now, that kind of thing is really not called for. I’m serious. Mrs. Gandy is here as an affected member of this community and she’s hurting just like all of us--
Weapons (2025)
MARCUS
A screenplay character in Weapons (2025).
- lines
- 68
- words
- 946
- scenes
- 12
- dialogue
- 11%
- avg words / line
- 14
- shortest / longest
- 1 / 55
source review flagged 2 dialogue lines
Sample dialogue
Right there! That’s the problem. You’d feel so much better! I just explained to you that the best thing for Alex is that we try and keep his life as normal as possible. He’s been scrutinized by the press. He’s had investigators ransack his house. He’s been traumatized. Let’s try and put Alex first, yes?
scene 26 — INT. PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE - DAYIt’s not appropriate!
scene 26 — INT. PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE - DAYJustine I know all of this comes from the fact that you care. I know that you obviously aren’t a threat to these kids. But you have to realize that you aren’t a parent. You are a teacher. There’s a difference. And for that reason, no you cannot talk to Alex Lilly.
scene 26 — INT. PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE - DAYYes, hi. Come on in.
scene 126, source scene 127 — INT. PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE - DAYBelieve me it’s just a formality like I said. I’m doing my best to avoid involving any authority but I can’t do that unless I speak with the legal guardian.
scene 126, source scene 127 — INT. PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE - DAY
Bookends
GRAH!!