(Jane and Sam walk up to the cinema, holding hands. The ticket vendor glances up at them, then looks away.) Jane: (trying to keep the mood upbeat) Two tickets for the new action movie, please! Ticket Vendor: (coldly) Sorry, that movie isn't showing anymore. Sam: (feeling the tension) Oh, okay...well, how about the romance movie? Ticket Vendor: (scoffs) That movie is sold out. Jane: (starting to get frustrated) Hmm, how about the comedy? Ticket Vendor: (sarcastic) Sorry, you're out of luck there too. Sam: (feeling angry and hurt) Is there any movie showing that we can see? Ticket Vendor: (sighs and rolls their eyes) Fine. You can see the family movie showing in theater 5. Jane: (appalled) Why are you treating us like this? Ticket Vendor: (defensive) Look, I have nothing against you...it's just that some of our customers might be uncomfortable with your...uh, relationship. Sam: (angry) So, you're saying we can't see a movie that we want to see because we're gay? Ticket Vendor: (uneasy) I never said that. It's just...policy. Jane: (determined) This isn't right. We deserve to be treated the same as everyone else. Sam: (nodding in agreement) Let's find another cinema that will treat us with respect and dignity. (Jane and Sam walk away, still holding hands.) Ticket Vendor: (to themselves) Kids these days...always causing trouble. (End scene.)