Script

Location: Inside the school 

 

Time Traveller: Don't go into the store today (from note) 

 

Student Mckendy: 

What is this? Some kind of prank? 

 

Student friend: I don't know but it looks detailed I wouldn't risk it 

 

 

Student Mckendy: Fine I guess I'll go another day 

 

Location: Inside the school (the next day) 

 

Student friend: did you hear what happened at the store today 

 

Student mckendy: no? What happened? 

 

Student Friend: There was a fire! 

 

Student Mckendy: no way, that note just saved my life 

 

Student friend: hey don't forget I did too (laughs) 

 

Student Mckendy: ha-ha very funny (sarcastically) 

 

Student friend: I'm just joking but who do you think left that note 

 

Student Mckendy: it wasn't you? 

 

Student friend: no way, do you really think I'd start that fire   

 

Student Mckendy: I guess your right 

 

Student friend: welp only one way to find out  

 

Student Mckendy: Yeah, we got a mystery to solve  






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