EXt. MAGGIES hOUSE - DAY

        Ike jogs alongside of Maggie on her bike. Maggie parks her bike

        and to the house.

        INt. MAGGIES FOYER AND StAIRS - DAY

        Maggie leads Ike upstairs to her workroom.

        MAGGIE

        Pardon t ed

        sih grade.

        INt. MAGGIES ORKROOM - LAtER

        I on a cappuae. e PULL BAd see Maggie and

        Ike standing at able. An automatic cappuaker

        stands on table. Its base is made from a used paint mixing

        mac looks very suristic. Maggies logo

        "MAG" is on t steams the

        cappuo. Ike notices anotable.

        IKE (td)

        s this over here?

        MAGGIE

        Its a birt for my cousin.

        Put your finger in.

        IKE

        dy t.

        s he mae.

        MAGGIE

        No, ther one.

        s    urns it on. the

        brusate.

        IKE

        (laughing)

        this is wonderful. You refigure all

        trial parts and you do

        somet.

        s some gadgets and lamps on anotable.

        o them.

        IKE (td)

        Amazing. Found industrial stuff.

        illoa lamp...

        er. Eacs a

        "MAG" logo.

        IKE (td)

        Is this your preferred logo?

        MAGGIE

        I think so.

        IKE

        I like it. tty

        incredible.

        (studying a lamp)

        I this

        lamp idea in New York.

        MAGGIE

        Maybe someday.

        IKE

        You afraid to try?

        MAGGIE

        (stares at him)

        No, Im not afraid. Just... Maybe

        someday.

        IKE

        ell, Im impressed. Absolutely

        incredible.

        (sitting)

        I didnt expect pink and lacy, but this

        isly a womans room.

        MAGGIE

        an incredible cic

        observation.

        INt. MAGGIES LIVING ROOM - A BIt LAtER t DAY

        Maggies s rings.

        MAGGIE

        ts Brians. ook me ut oeing

        on the ring in a

        velvet box.

        Ike snores. Maggie s him.

        MAGGIE (td)

        (defensive)

        It was classic.

        Maggie he shape of a

        Grateful Dead rose.

        MAGGIE (td)

        Gill. Of course.    the

        tie-dye t-s stand at a Dead cert.

        It    until ed

        t t was a blood-sug

        space alien.

        IKE

        Always a mood killer.

        MAGGIE

        Still s.

        Maggie s in tterfly

        and studded i-cems.

        MAGGIE (td)

        Gee.    a butterfly

        farm in St. the ring was

        inside a co.

        IKE

        (grimag)

        Its a little "Silence of t;

        for me. I t believe you ed for

        to run.

        MAGGIE

        omologist! I t it was

        very unique.

        No;#1" h

        a diamo into the number.

        MAGGIE (td)

        And    Bob. he proposed

        during tretch...

        Ike touco examihe ring more closely. her

        surprise at ouch shows on her face as she finishes her

        sentence.

        MAGGIE (td)

        ... At an Orioles game.

        Sakes eps away.

        IKE

        ait. Dont tell me. the scoreboard

        lit up ;Mary me, Maggie."

        Ike picks up he couch.

        MAGGIE

        It    wonderful

        moments of my life. Cal Ripken even

        applauded.

        IKE

        (stopping)

        .

        MAGGIE

        do you mean? It was incredibly

        romantic!

        IKE

        Maybe its just me, but -- if you got

        to dress it up, it doesnt ring true.

        Ike moves back to the couch.

        IKE (td)

        I t anybody    ly

        say is, "Look..."

        (sits on the arm

        of the couch)

        "I guara well ough

        times. I guara at some point

        one or bot to get out

        of t I also guarantee

        t if I dont ask you to be mine,

        Ill regret it for t of my life.

        Because I know in my    -- youre

        t;

        Maggie stares at Ike for a beat. aken a little

        bit of h away. She covers.

        MAGGIE

        I like it.

        So a cs.

        MAGGIE (td)

        Id like it better on a scoreboard.

        (lightly)

        Is t how you proposed when you asked

        your o marry you?

        Ike is taken aback.

        MAGGIE (td)

        Dont look so surprised, youve got

        divorce ten all over you.

        IKE

        Im a work in progress.

        MAGGIE

        So? Is t o her?

        IKE

        No. I t

        like, "So, uh -- maybe we should, ya

        kno;

        MAGGIE

        Nos romantic. A proposal like

        t and you didnt fiernal bliss?

        wrong?

        Ike takes a swallow of cappuo.

        IKE

        I dont know.

        MAGGIE

        You dont know.

        IKE

        No.

        MAGGIE

        Maybe you sime.

        Ever t of t?

        Ike is restless. ands up.

        IKE

        Call me crazy, but I believe t check

        I gave you entitles me to ask the

        questions for a while.

        Ike puts dos

        close to Maggie.

        MAGGIE

        Fair enough.

        (t)

        Actually...

        Maggie move to tV. Solen post-it notes and

        op of tV, and goes to t door.

        MAGGIE (td)

        Ill just need one more day to make sure

        your check clears.

        IKE

        Ow!

        DISSOLVE tO:

        EXt. REEt - t DAY

        Ike and Maggie drive in Maggies truck. t of

        a Bridal Shop.

        A spectacular dress fills ts beautiful,

        romantic, sexy. Maggie and Ike    be seen in tion.

        MAGGIE

        Even s happened

        Ive still never been married and I

        still deserve a beautiful dress.

        IKE

        Agreed.

        Maggie gives Ike a smile t lighey go inside.

        INt. BRIDAL ShOP - DAY

        to

        go in tri-ty area. A little FLIRL, 10, is being

        fitted on tal in the room. A saleswoman,

        POLLY, aken th

        u eyes of a stern looking ENMEYER,

        tg.

        POLLY

        (to ther)

        Stiest little flower

        girl in your daughters wedding.

        MAGGIE

        Mr. tenmeyer. hi, Polly!

        the flirl sees Maggie and runs and hides behind Polly.

        POLLY

        o excuse her,

        Maggie. Some of the children are

        afraid of you since yed t

        little boy up the aisle.

        MAGGIE

        I didnt drag.

        (to the girl)

        ripped on his shoelaces.

        Mrs. tenmeyer es freet Maggie.

        MRS. tENMEYER

        Youve e for your dress. Good!

        Ill get it from the back.

        Maggie leads o t window.

        MAGGIE

        (happily)

        Actually, I o get this dress.

        Ss to to Mrs. tenmeyer,

        expeg o stenmeyer darkens.

        MRS. tENMEYER

        (to Polly)

        Polly, take Leslie into ge.

        (to Maggie)

        But the one you have on hold is lovely.

        MAGGIE

        (pleasantly)

        Yes. But Ive ged my mind.

        MRS. tENMEYER

        Its ohousand dollars.

        Maggie is keenly aening in.

        MAGGIE

        I housand dollars.

        MRS. tENMEYER

        (firmly)

        three hundred

        dollars.

        Maggie loion of the

        moment.

        MAGGIE

        Is this dress for sale?

        MRS. tENMEYER

        It just seems like an a of

        moo spend on one of your dresses,

        Maggie... You only

        ten minutes.

        Ike c as Maggies chusiasm

        drains aless assault of

        tarting to see t its no always easy

        being Maggie. tremor in her voice.

        MAGGIE

        Yeas a good point.

        (tting)

        ther dress is nice.

        Ike calls out to Mrs. tenmeyer.

        IKE

        Mrs. tenmeyer. May I talk to you

        for a sed?

        So him.

        IKE (td)

        I dont knohis kind of

        t of town. Youre a

        salesperso

        sell wedding dresses.

        MRS. tENMEYER

        (huffy)

        Yes. Ive been y years.

        IKE

        Perfect. Because Miss Carpenter is

        o buy one. But not just any one.

        Ss t one.

        MRS. tENMEYER

        Its a thousand dollars!

        Ike goes over and takes t of the window. Mrs.

        tenmeyer catcs the mannequin under his

        arm.

        IKE (td)

        Look, Aunt Bea, his

        beautiful dress and anything else she

        s or Im ing back h a

        squirt gun filled h India ink.

        Mrs. tenmeyer s under Ikes fierce gaze. Surns to

        Maggie.

        MRS. tENMEYER

        ill ?

        Maggie gives her a look.

        MR. tENMEYER (td)

        (to Maggie)

        ell,    some

        accessories his ready,

        dear. Polly, will you e help me,

        please?

        Polly es to he mannequin away.

        ANGLE ON POLLY AND MRS. tENMEYER:

        POLLY

        (enmeyer)

        Its a thousand dollars.

        MRS. tENMEYER

        She man has ink!

        Maggie looks gratefully at Ike.

        IKE

        tougo spend money in town.

        tIME CUt: A FE MINUtES LAtER:

        Ike sits as he hears Maggies voice behind him.

        MAGGIE (o.s.)

        do you think?

        Ike turns around. Maggie is standing on tal, wearing

        the dress and looking unbelievably geous. She is overwhelming

        to bele to keep rol.

        IKE

        (stammering)

        You look... uh... You look fine.

        MAGGIE

        Fihe neers upside down.

        ts better than fine.

        IKE

        Bob will be very happy.

        S bethem is broken as she

        suddenly remembers somethe veil off her head.

        MAGGIE

        Bob! I almost fot! I o meet

        Bob!
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