What the hell you doing out in the rain?
Miles goes over his ex-girlfriend’s apartment unexpectedly during a rainstorm in this scene taken from 1 act play, Drenched to the Bone.
Featured Scene – Drenched to the Bone
CANDACE: What the hell you doing out in the rain?
MILES: I was waiting for you.
CANDACE: I’ve been home.
MILES: Since when?
CANDACE: All day.
MILES: But I knocked. Really loud.
CANDACE: That’s why I opened the door Miles.
MILES: I feel lousy.
CANDACE: You want —
MILES: Coffee? Yes, please.
CANDACE: You look drenched to the bone.
MILES: Can you dry my clothes for me; give me like a robe or something in the meantime?
CANDACE: Why don’t you take a hot shower? There’s a robe behind the door.
MILES: Will do…
Miles begins taking off his clothes.
CANDACE: Not here! Leave your wet clothes outside the bathroom door.
MILES: You’ve seen me naked.
CANDACE: Yeah, but, still.
MILES: What, still?
CANDACE: I don’t want to see you naked anymore Miles, okay?
MILES: (beat) You don’t need to get so worked up about it. I think I have a pretty decent body.
CANDACE: It has nothing to do with your body. Go in the shower.
MILES: I’m just sayin’—
CANDACE: (Shouting.) Go in the shower!
MILES: (Shouting back.) Why are you shouting?!
CANDACE: Because aren’t we done with all this?
MILES: What?
CANDACE: THIS, this emotional sh’t.
MILES: I’m just going to use your shower.
CANDACE: Don’t play dumb, Miles.
MILES: Whatever.
CANDACE: You can’t stay long.
MILES: No?
CANDACE: No.
MILES: I’ll go now.
CANDACE: Wait!
MILES: No, f’k it, you want me to leave, I’m not welcome obviously, so why the hell am I going to be here?
CANDACE: Why did you come over in the first place?
MILES: I wanted to, okay?
CANDACE: Yeah, but why?
MILES: I need a reason?
CANDACE: Usually when someone goes over someone else’s apartment, there’s a reason.
MILES: …Why do you think I came here?
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Scene Summary
In the one act eplay Drenched to the Bone Miles shows up at his ex-girlfriend’s apartment because he misses her and wishes to see her again.
- Genre: Drama
- Length: ~5 minute scene
- Characters: 1 woman, 1 man
- Themes: ex-boyfriend, relationship
- Best For: drama scenes
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Scene Source: Drenched to the Bone
Drenched to the Bone is a drama play script by Joseph Arnone, 2026.
