Red Line 3, Coursebook

Ghost: Hmm. Which is their room? Ah, here it is! I’ll just open the door … (Sound of squeaky door; sound as bucket of water falls and wets the ghost; the twins laugh.) Argh! Who put that bucket of water on top of the door? I’m all wet! Twins: BOO! Ghost: Argh! Help! Help! I’m getting out of here! Twin 1: (laughing) What a great idea to put that bucket of water on top of the door! Did you see him run? Twin 2: Yeah! He looked just like he’d seen … Twins: … a ghost! Hahaha! Twin 1: Wait! I almost forgot about the string at the top of the stairs. Twin 2: The string? Twin 1: You know, the special surprise we made for him. Twin 2: Oh yeah! The special surprise! He’ll be at the top of the stairs just about … Twins: … now! Have a good trip, Sir Simon! Ha ha! (Terrible noise as ghost falls down stairs.) (Sound of wind and rain; sound as somebody walks across the floor.) Ghost: I’m staying up here in the attic … far away from those horrible Americans. Brrr! That bucket of water was so cold! Why did I open their bedroom door? Why didn’t I just go through the wall? I am a stupid ghost! When they said BOO!, I was so scared I ran away. (Door opens, footsteps.) Someone’s coming into the attic! It’s … the daughter! Virginia: Oh, hello, it’s you, Sir Simon. It’s raining in my bedroom. I came up here to find the hole. Ooh, Sir Simon! What have you done to your head? Ghost: Ask your brothers! squeaky !*skwi:ki? – quietschend , to wet !wet? – nass machen , string !strIN? – Schnur , horrible !*hO:rIbl? – schrecklich , hole !hEUl? – Loch Scene 4 Third night: Upstairs, outside the twins’ bedroom Scene 5 In the attic one hundred and nineteen 119 Weitere unbekannte Wörter findest du im Dictionary ganz hinten im Buch. 90 95 100 105 110 A play E Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv