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The lights fade to black, as the host leaves the stage. Then you can see a number of the cast members walk in through the darkness. A bunch of them are carrying up props for the next scene. They set them down in the correct area and disappear back to which they came. 

Scene 1 Begins

This one lady in a nice black dress begins to speak to the audience. 

Frankie_Vizzini was born in the year of 19?? to an alcoholic father and a stay at home mother. Frankie had a elder brother named Joe, who became a soldier when he turned eighteen. It was rough for the young Frankie, as he began to run with the wrong crowd. Which got him in a lot of sticky situations and trouble with his father. The woman walks off and the scene continues. 

The scene shows a young Frankie, maybe ten or eleven, he is playing football in the middle of the street, with some of his freinds. Frankie is the quarterback and he throws the ball over a defender, straight into the hands of his receiver and they score! Frankie runs over and they all celebrate for a moment. They turn around and a group of older kids walk down the street. One of the kids goes over to Frankies trashcans and kicks it over to the ground. All the trash inside, pile out and fall over the pavement. Frankie begins to walk over to them, followed beheind by his freinds. Frankie has had enough, it's time to do something about it. 

Frankie - "What the hell do you think you are doing?" 

The scene continues and Frankie watches from the rafters, watching with one of his lady "freinds". Frankie orders a bottle of champagne, the finest the establishment has, to celebrate the opening day of his play. Frankie knew his life would be a great story, so he gave the director the okay to turn it into a play. Frankie was also given free tickets to view the play for himself and Frankie made sure to make it.