May Day Eve

Scene 1- The Party

Scene 2- Agueda's Tantrum

Scene 3- The Devil

Scene 4- Dona Agueda's and daughter

Scene 5- Don Badoy and grandson

Title

There was a party held at the house of one of the young men who came from E urope. The party had been in their honor. It was already midnight when t he party ended and the girls went of to sleep.

But Anastasia, a maga who was in charged of them, started to tell legends. It was said that if you look at the mirror and memorize the incantation, you will see the face of whoever it was they were fated to marry. Agueda decided to try it. But Anastasia warned her that she might see the devil instead.

She stepped out of the room and went into the room with the big antique mirror with a gold frame, with only a candle for light. She closed her eyes and whispered the incantation. She heard a step behind her and instantly opened her eyes. Agueda whirled around to face Badoy Montiya, the one who showed himself at her shoulder. They got into a misunderstanding and Agueda went away while Badoy, who was probably drunk by that time, found himself in love.

The scene then shifts into the time when Agueda was telling this incident to her daughter. She said that she saw the devil and that it had a moustache and a scar like his husband.

This is the time when Don Badoy narrated what he saw in the mirror when he also did that. He said that he saw a witch and that she was the most beautiful woman he ever saw. Voltaire then told Don Badoy that his mother once told him that her grandma saw a devil in that mirror too. Don Badoy then realized that he and Aguade was at peace at last. For a moment he forgot that she was already dead. But everything shifted back to him. How he fell in love in that May day eve, and even how their marriage ended up ruined.

MAY DAY EVE by Nick Jouquin

Scene 1- The Party

Scene 2- Agueda's Tantrum

Scene 3- The Devil

Scene 4- Dona Agueda's and daughter

Scene 5- Don Badoy and grandson

Title

There was a party held at the house of one of the young men who came from E urope. The party had been in their honor. It was already midnight when t he party ended and the girls went of to sleep.

But Anastasia, a maga who was in charged of them, started to tell legends. It was said that if you look at the mirror and memorize the incantation, you will see the face of whoever it was they were fated to marry. Agueda decided to try it. But Anastasia warned her that she might see the devil instead.

She stepped out of the room and went into the room with the big antique mirror with a gold frame, with only a candle for light. She closed her eyes and whispered the incantation. She heard a step behind her and instantly opened her eyes. Agueda whirled around to face Badoy Montiya, the one who showed himself at her shoulder. They got into a misunderstanding and Agueda went away while Badoy, who was probably drunk by that time, found himself in love.

The scene then shifts into the time when Agueda was telling this incident to her daughter. She said that she saw the devil and that it had a moustache and a scar like his husband.

This is the time when Don Badoy narrated what he saw in the mirror when he also did that. He said that he saw a witch and that she was the most beautiful woman he ever saw. Voltaire then told Don Badoy that his mother once told him that her grandma saw a devil in that mirror too. Don Badoy then realized that he and Aguade was at peace at last. For a moment he forgot that she was already dead. But everything shifted back to him. How he fell in love in that May day eve, and even how their marriage ended up ruined.

MAY DAY EVE by Nick Jouquin