EXT. COUNTRYSIDE. DAY.
( A WOMAN, MID 40S STANDING IN FRONT OF TREES AND BUSHES. SHE IS WEARING A WOOLY HAT AND A WATERPROOF COAT, TREKKING TROUSERS AND CARRYING A RUCKSACK. SHE LOOKS ALTOGETHER THE TYPICAL OUTDOORSY TYPE )
WOMAN ( TO CAMERA )
You know, the thing I love most about backpacking. Is that it really gives you a chance to get back to basics. To free yourself from society’s rules and regulations, and to finally live your life the way nature intended, in all its wondrous glory.
( SHE LOOKS TO HER LEFT )
Isn’t that right Norman?
( THE CAMERA MOVES AWAY TO REVEAL THE WOMAN STANDING BESIDE HER HUSBAND. HER HUSBAND IS CROUCHING DOWN IN FRONT OF SOME BUSHES WITH HIS TROUSERS AROUND HIS ANKLES )
NORMAN.
Yes dear.
WOMAN.
Of course, as its the country. Its also very important to clean up after yourselves.
( THE WOMAN REACHES INTO HER POCKET AND PULLS OUT A PLASTIC BAG. THE TYPE DOG OWNERS USE TO PICK UP DOG SHIT IN PARKS. SHE THROWS THE BAG TO HER HUSBAND )
WOMAN ( ABRUPTLY )
Here, you can pick up your own this time.
Oh and don’t forget to wipe your arse properly. Its all very well getting back to basics, but mother nature never had to try and remove one of your difficult skid marks with nothing but a stick and a dot leaf.
WOMAN ( SMILING TO CAMERA )
Isn’t nature wonderful?