Scene: A car Characters: Gerry Brown, Brian Smith, Gerry's friend, a driving examiner Brian has just arrived at the test centre in his car. He is sitting in it, waiting for Gerry. Brian: Hmm...Three o'clock. Where is he? Ah, there he is. Gerry! Gerry! (Gerry comes to the car.) Gerry: Ah, hello! Brian: Hello, Gerry, (Brian gets out of the car.) Brian: Well, the big day, eh? Gerry: Yes, my driving test. It's very good of you to lend me your car. Brian: Oh, that's all right, Gerry. You have had driving lessons, haven't you? Gerry: Oh, yes. Well...I had one. Brian: One? Gerry: Yes, I had one last night. It was very good. Brian: That's not enough. You should have had at least ten! Gerry: Now don't worry. I've flown aero planes, you know, and it's all more or less the same. You just jump in, switch on, and up she goes! Brian: Yes, but this isn't an aero plane. It's a car. My car! Gerry: Oh yes, I can see that. Brian: Hmm...that's another problem. Gerry: What? Brian: Your eyes. Gerry: What's the matter with my eyes? Brian: Well, they're not exactly perfect, are they? Gerry: Well, I know I can't see very well, but - Brian: But you told the authorities that your eyes were perfect. You shouldn't have done that. Gerry: Yes, I know. But don't worry, everything will be all right. I borrowed these glasses from my uncle, and he says they're marvelous. Brian: Your uncle's glasses! But Gerry, you should have brought your own glasses Gerry: I haven't got any of my own. But don't worry, my uncle has worn these for twenty-five years, and he's a brain surgeon. Brian: Gerry -Gerry!Look, I'll put them on. (He puts on the glasses.) Gerry: There, Oh...Um...Brian?...Brian? (He bumps into the car.) Gerry: Oh. Brian: Gerry, look, here comes the examiner. Gerry: Oh yes, I see. He looks like a very nice man. Brian: Gerry, it's not a man. It's a woman. Gerry: Oh. Brian: Now listen, Gerry. There's only one way you can pass this test. Gerry: Yes? Brian: Be polite. Gerry: Be polite and Brian: Shhht, Gerry. Here she is, (The examiner arrives.) Examiner: Mr. Brown? Gerry: Er…yes. Examiner: I'm the examiner. Shall we get in? Gerry: Er...yes. Allow me to open the door for you (He opens the door and the examiner gets into the car.) Examiner: Thank you. Gerry: Was that all right? Brian: Very good, Gerry. But I think I'll come with you, just in case. Gerry: All right. (Gerry and Brian get into the car. Brian sits in the back.) Examiner: Now, Mr. Brown. I'd like you to drive the car straight down the road. Gerry: Straight down the road. Yes. (He tries to drive away. The car stops.) Gerry: Oh. Sorry, (He tries again, and drives away very fast.) Examiner: Turn right, Mr. Brown. (Gerry turns left.) Brian: Gerry! You turned left. She said 'Right'. You should have turned right. Gerry: (Cheerfully) Sorry! Examiner: Turn left, Mr. Brown. (Gerry turns right.) Brian: Gerry! You turned right. You should have turned left. Examiner: The traffic lights are red, Mr. Brown. Brian-Examiner: Red! (Gerry stops the car at the traffic lights.) Gerry: Ha, ha! Very good, eh? Straight on? Examiner: Er...n-n-no, Mr Brown. I think I'll get out here. Gerry: Oh. Allow me to open the door for you. Examiner: No, no, thank you. That won't be necessary. She gets out of the car and walks away. Examiner: I should have stayed in bed today. I knew it...I knew it was going to be a bad day. Gerry: Oh, dear. Brian: I told you you should have had more lessons, Gerry. Gerry: Ah, green! Gerry drives away very fast. Brian: Gerry! Gerry! Slow down, Gerry! Gerry!!