Rachel Maddow Characters

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DON’T BE EVIL Characters Rachel Maddow, an American television news reporter, with a unique voice. Tom Thompson, a generic news reporter who is very enthusiastic Consumer, a super excited, clueless consumer waiting in line for an iPhone, a personification of most consumers. Main, a generic shopper at the mall, witnesses the mind control first hand, she has a realization moment about technology controlling people just a little to late, she represents society. Basic 1, run of the mill teenager that has no identity of her own Basic 2, another run of the mill teenager that has no identity of her own Mindless Drone 1, drone being controlled by google Mindless Drone 2, drone being controlled by google Mindless Drone 3, drone being controlled …show more content…

There are papers sprawled out on the desk. She is reading off notes from a paper in front of her. RACHEL MADDOW (Looking straight forward) Hello, I’m Rachel Maddow (Pauses and looks stage right) Here are tonight’s stories (Pauses and looks stage left) A New Mexico Woman is in critical condition after her son-in-law accidentally shot her when his bullet bounced of an Armadillo (Pauses and looks right) A recent poll shows that some republicans are turned off by the size of Obamas package (Pauses and looks straight forward) And all the Amish have disappeared. Now to our top story: Virtual Armageddon? A recent breakthrough in optical virtual reality integration thought to bring people and technology closer together has apparently brought people a little to close. Google, a company with a large lead in the virtual reality market, has recently introduced a new virtual personal assistant called “Plankton”. New reports have shown that people who wear the Google glasses become mindless drones doing the bidding of google trying to take over the world, to avoid the virus please follow these rules... (Rachel is cut off by breaking news sound) Act I, Scene …show more content…

Tom Thompson is standing in front of a line at an Apple store. TOM THOMPSON We have big news coming live from generic Mall. The new iPhone 7 has just been announced and people are already lining up around the block at the apple store. The new features are a new charging port. Let’s see what the consumers think. (Tom walks over to the line and shoves a microphone in consumer 1’s face) Hello, how excited are you for the new iPhone? CONSUMER (Eyes wide, overly excited) I am literally super excited for the new iPhone, its is going to be super cool. TOM What is it about this new iPhone that has you waiting in line 7 month before its released? CONSUMER I’m not really sure because they haven’t officially released any information about the phone, but I’m pretty sure it is going to be super cool, and its probably going to have only one input so I’ll have to buy a lot of adapters which I’m supper excited about. Did I mention that I’m super excited! TOM (Turns away from woman and walks back to center stage) Well there you have it folks, the iPhone 7 has people super excited! (Slight chuckle, proud of his reporting) I’ve been Tom Thompson reporting live from generic mall. Back to you Rachel! Act I, Scene

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