Act 1 Scene 13

TV: “A full person is aware of their environment. You are full people. Full people are part of The Organization. The Organization’s information is for full people only.”

The film ends and the youths get up.

Mr.Walson: “I think we’ll call it quits for today. Get a good night’s sleep.”

The youths leave. Lisonse is shown entering his house and placing his personal bike its place. He then eats, brushes his teeth, takes a shower and goes to bed.

Act 1 Scene 12

Lisonse and the others hit the showers. Afterwards they enter the sim room with Lisonse being the first to put on his helmet. The world melts away. He’s alone in the middle of the woods. He taps the ground, looking satisfied by the additional senses he’s experiencing. Soon enough, the others arrive.

Act 1 Scene 11

Mr.Walson and Lisonse are circling each other with Wright and Rob in the background.

Mr.Walson: “Throw your best shot.”

Lisonse throws a punch, only to be blocked and then slapped by Mr.Walson.

Mr.Walson: “Fair enough. Give me a kick.”

Lisonse kicks only to be blocked and slapped by Mr.Walson.

Mr.Walson: “I said ‘hit me’”

Lisonse: “Well, you technically said you’d li..”

Mr.Walson slaps Lisonse hard enough to knock Lisonse over.

Act 1 Scene 10

The helmet comes off and Lisonse steps out of the chair, looking confused. He is then shown doing exercises (bench presses, crunches, jogging, etc). Afterwards, Lisonse is shown leaving the locker room when Mr.Walson appears.

Mr.Walson: “You’re not about to leave, are you? We’re just about to start another movie. Pretty good one. Besides a little more time won’t hurt.”

Lisonse: “Guess not”

Lisonse follows Mr.Walson into the TV room and finds Wright, Santi, and Rob already watching. Santi nods at him. The movie starts.

Act1 Scene 9

Lisonse is in a large white empty room. He moves around a bit, tapping the ground to feel its reaction. Lisonse exits the room to find a large white hallway with several white doors. He opens a few to find large rooms inside. There is no furniture. After running for as long as he can, Lisonse finds that there is no end to the hallway. He has to sit to catch his breath.

Act 1 Scene 8

Lisonse follows his basic routine but before leaving, he logs onto his computer and checks for routes not bordering dead zones. Lisonse looks at the spot where is work bike used to be and clutches at the sky in bizarrely serious pose.

Lisonse: “Why!” in a growling voice.

He then grabs his personal bike and heads out. Lisonse arrives at delivery hub, grabs his packages and leaves. Mr. Chesney says nothing. Lisonse rides around skittishly for the rest of the day, but delivers all the packages and goes home.

Act 1 Scene 7

Mr. Walson gives a tour of the facility. Beyond the lounge is a long hallway with several locked reinforced doors. Mr. Walson shows them a gym connected to a padded room.

Mr. Walson: "You'll be spending plenty of time here. A full person carries himself. But let's start off with a workout."

Act 1 Scene 6

One of the youths raises his hand.

Rex: “I was actually wondering what the deal was with the TV screen. I mean, the image was like super def. Sup with that?”

Act 1 Scene 5

The room has eight other people sitting with a reasonable amount of space between them, as opposed to the community center. There’s an action movie on the large screen.

Movie: “You can’t touch me! I’m doing what’s best for the people!”

Lisonse sits and looks at the closest person. The screen flashes and a gunshot is heard.

Lisonse: “Did I miss much?”

Wright: “The television is 2.573 meters north.”

Lisonse: “I meant the movie.”

Wright: “Not sure. Haven’t been paying attention.”

Act 1 Scene4

Mr. Walson is at the front desk when Lisonse arrives.

Mr. Walson: “Glad to see you’re taking an interest in becoming a well rounded person.”

Lisonse: “I just said I’d check it out.”

Mr. Walson: “That’s alright. I just figured I’d come to give you a tour.”

Mr. Walson’s car arrives and the two get in.

Mr. Walson: “What do you do for a living, out of curiosity?”

Lisonse: “I’m a delivery boy.”

Mr. Walson: “How’s that going for you?”

Lisonse: “I’m not homeless, but I wish the pay was better.”