About: Addiction
Little teen, Suzie, struggles with her addiction to Sugar, Spice & everything Nice.
Going from boring and invisible to dramatic and vibrant. We'll see if she can handle this candy roller coaster.
Productive, loving, responsible. Only wants what's best.
Suzie, it's 8 o'clock. We need to go to the Dentist before I drop you off at School.
That's it. Get in the car! We go going to the Dentist right now
Suzie...Myself and your Father thought you have been doing so well getting back on tract with your dental care, that we thought we might go to the fair this weekend as a treat?
Laid back, protective, kind. Only wants what's best.
You have a better chance of getting this role if done in a Jamaican accent, which is what I want.
I can tell a real accent from a fake, but if you have a good voice and play the part well, it's yours.
Jamaican: Suzie, ya best nat be goin' to dem sweetie shops 'n' spendin' all ya money, ya heerin' me?
English: Suzie, you better not be going to spend all your money at the damn corner shop, do you hear me?
Jamaican: What did me say to you child. Ya want lose all ya tooth!? Ya best be getting in dat bathroom n' scrubbin' your adult teeth. Coz I'm not payin' ta replace dem.
English: What did I tell you. Do you want to lose all your teeth!? You better get to the bathroom and brush your teeth.
Jamaican: Suzie...Ya best be puttin' a smile on ya face, now go up dem stairs n' grab ya coat.
English: Where's that smile then, go grab your coat.
(Adult)
Cheerful, positive.
Just a regular check up with little Suize,
who's always a good patient to have as she always keeps her teeth pearly white.
Okay Suzie, everything looks fine here.
Don't forget to brush daily.
Keep up the good work.
(Adult. Young or Middle Aged)
Surprised, a little annoyed.
Usually Suize is a great patient but for some reason she's stopped taking care of her teeth.
This could lead to lots of teeth being taken out if she's not careful.
Suzie, have you been having a few more sweets than usual?
What's all this!? Are these sweet wrappers getting stuck in your teeth?
Hmm. Well. Cut down on the sweets or you'll have to dig yourself out of some huge cavities.
(Adult. Young or Middle Aged)
First line: This is unfortunate, but something has to be done.
Second line: Months later. Suize is doing much better, back on track.
I'm sorry Suize, but you've done too much damage to fix this now. Something has to be done whether you like it or not.
(Cheerful)
Things are looking much better now, well done for keeping up the good work Suzie.
Okay class, I want you to turn to page 39 and read the fourth paragraph.
Okay class, settle down and get to your seats.
Cheerful guy.
Dream to own a coffee shop, doing what he loves.
(Comera is pronounced: Co-mer-a)
Nice to see you... What can I get you?
(Calling out ready orders from the bar)
Tuna panini for Comera. And a Vanilla latte for Dara.
(In conversation with regular customer)
...yeah, well I might not have much time left, and it's always been my dream to open a coffee shop so..
What can I get you?
Not sure, uh? Maybe a pick-a-mix then?
Here you go.
