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tit for tat

 (The scene is set in a small, cozy living room. Two sisters, JANE and LISA, sit across from each other on the couch. Jane is 20 and Lisa is 16. They are both dressed in casual clothing.)

JANE: So, how was school today? LISA: It was okay. JANE: Just okay? LISA: Yeah, just okay. JANE: Hey, what's wrong? You seem a little off. LISA: It's nothing. JANE: Come on, you can tell me. LISA: Well, some of the kids at school were making fun of me because I'm not as cool as them. JANE: That's not right. LISA: I know. JANE: Well, don't worry. I have an idea. LISA: What is it? JANE: Tit for tat. LISA: What do you mean? JANE: It means that if someone does something to hurt or annoy you, then you do something back to them. LISA: I don't know if that's a good idea. JANE: Trust me, it will work. LISA: Okay, I'll try it. (Jane and Lisa smile at each other.)


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