Read the following short play and create your own ending for it then compare it to the one that was originally written.
The Key to Room 65
A teenager, Mary-Jane taps on a hotel door.
Emily: Come in! It’s open.
Mary-Jane enters her friend’s room and is puzzled to find Emily squashed against the wall with a coat hanger in her hand.
Mary-Jane: What are you doing with that?
Emily: I’m fishing.
Mary-Jane: Fishing? What for?
Emily: My pants.
Mary-Jane: You’re using a bent coat hanger to fish for your knickers???
Emily: I draped them on the radiator last night. They were a bit damp.
Mary-Jane: Ooh, you dirty cow!
Emily: Give over! My clown of a brother put his wringing wet towel on top of my luggage and a few things got soaked. My knickers have slipped down the back of the radiator and I’m trying to get them out.
Mary-Jane: I can see them. Oh my god!
Emily: What?
Mary-Jane: I wouldn’t be seen dead in those. They’ve got pictures of Noddy on them.
Emily: My mum got them for me. I’ve run out of my nice ones.
Mary-Jane: Forget your pants.
Emily: I can’t forget my pants. I want to go out. I’m not going out without my pants on!
Mary-Jane: Well hurry up because I’ve got the key!
Emily: The key to what?
Mary-Jane: That boy’s room.
Emily: Which boy?
Mary-Jane: Mike, the boy in the pool yesterday.
Emily:...
