Liam+K.

Liam K.

=**RESPECT FOOD**=

It seems crazy to respect our food Everyday poachers (hunters) go out to find then kill animals. It is illegal to kill some animals, but not all animals, so people kill animals everyday. It is not bad to eat meat, we should just be more respectful to what we eat. An example of people who respect their food are the native Americans who prayed for the animals once they killed them, and then thanked then for feeding their families. Other animals eat meat not just us, but they way we get the meat, and the things we put into meat and vegetables is not right. Almost all our food has chemicals in it. We need more organic foods. When you buy food of any type you should try to find out what is in it or where it is from. Remember to respect what you eat and don’t eat chemicals!
 * Outline**

=**Script**=

**Characters:**
• Liam/me- Doesn’t like chemicals in food • Uri- A confused person who loves food but doesn’t know what he’s eating • Cashier- Loves food and wants to sell a lot of it.

Acts/ Scenes:
Act 1: In Uri's house (drawing) - crossing the road (drawing) Act 2: In the front of the store (Commons or drawing) Act 3: Cashier register (drawing)

1. Uri (staring at a wall in his house) realizes he is hungry (thought bubble of cheese). He goes to the market that is across the road (almost gets hit by a car). He enters the store.

2. (In the store) “Hello, how can I help you?” Says a slightly overweight looking guy in the shop. “I would like some cheese and bread, and maybe some steak.” Says Uri slowly from memory (checks) “OK, follow me.” (The Cashier goes toward the left side of the store.) Uri stops suddenly and asks why don’t they go to the right of the store and get organic food. “Because organic is bad! The yells getting slightly redder... and it’s more expensive (in calmer voice).

3. Uri goes to the cash register and is about to buy stuff when… Liam/me walks in the store and says “What are you doing?” “Oh just buying stuff… why? He says with a confused tone. “Buying stuff! Do you know what that stuff is? I ask with shocked look. Uri looks very confused (brain fries, sparks/smoke), “uhhhhh, cheese!”… “No Uri that is more chemicals then cheese why don’t you go buy organic cheese?” I say in questioning voice. “Well its more expensive, and um, uh yeah that’s pretty much it.” “It may be more expensive, but its more healthy for you.” "Who cares about healthy food?" yells the cashier. "Healthy people..." I calmly say back. I then add "If you eat healthy you can do more fun enjoyable things, like play soccer (Soccer field) or football (football field) or go swimming (swimming pool). Have you ever gone swimming?" I ask in a questioning voice. "Well not really" he answers.

4. Interview on chemicals in food.