原创故事，英文剧本，围绕着Cynthia被确证艾滋病后人生最后3个月中受到的种种偏见展开。一下为免费试读的两个章节。欢迎大家指正错误，提出意见！
THREE MONTHS LIFE
AUTHOR: Cynthia
Scenes 1. Confirmed Diagnosis
In the hospital
C: Hi!
G: Hey! How’s it going?
C: Quite well.
G: Good! So, tell me about it. What’s wrong?
C:（coughing）Well, Rose, I’ve been having this cold for nearly a month. You know that getting cold every fall has become kind of annual routine for me, but this time I feel particularly weak. And those medicines I used to take don’t work this time.
G: Really? That sounds bad. You say that you’ve been having this cold for nearly a month?!
C: yeah!
G: Well, I think we need to run some further examinations. After that I’ll be able to tell you what’s going on.
C: Thanks!
G: Don’t be. Just come back for a week later.
C: OK
A WEEK LATER…
G: (looking at those medical reports with a serious face)
C: Hey! So, what did you find?
G:Hey! Em… Cynthia I need to tell you something
C: All right! What’s that? (FEW SECONDS BRESK) wait, why you looks so down? You scare me Rose.
G: Cynthia, I’m so sorry to tell you this, but what you’ve been having nearly a month is not a cold, it’s something worse
C :OK, what is it?
G:（LOOKING STRAIGHT INTO CYNTHIA’S EYES, LOOKING SAD）IT’S AIDS.
C: WHAT???!!!!! YOU GOTTA BE KIDING ME, ROSE! THIS IS NOT FUNNY!
G: Sorry darling I’m serious. Based on the initial exam, we think you probably have Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, which is called AIDS for short. Cynthia you’ve got AIDS for a very long time how could you not possibly feel a damn thing!
C: I thought it was just cold (almost crying) what should I do Rose? I don’t wanna die!
G: CALM DOWN HONEY, JUST CALM DOWN! I am always here for you.
C: How bad it is”
G:well, based on your medical reports, I’d say 3 months… the most…
C:（remain silence）
G: I’m so sorry.
C: Well thank you for your honesty Rose, I think I’m gonna make some phone calls.
(stand up and leaving)
G: Hey! Cynthia, you can always come to me, not as a doctor but as a friend.
C:（smile back and close the door）
Scenes 2. THREE MONTHS LEFT
OUTSIDE THE HOSPITAL
（dialing the phone, someone picks up）
C: Hey! This is Cynthia.
F1: Hey, Cynthia! This is Joan.
C: Yeah Joan! How’s everything going?
F1: Great! Great! How about you?
C: I’m…fine…(bitter smiling) Look Joan, I need to tell you something. Something really important.
F1: Fine！ What is it?
C: I just got out of the hospital. The doctor told me that …I got AIDS… there is only 3 months left for me.
F1:（wait for few seconds and burst into laughter）Come on Cynthia, did you set on the wrong calendar again? Today’s not The April Fool’s Day
C: It’s true, Joan! I’m not messing up with you. I’m really dying!
F1: Cynthia you are a grown-up, maybe next time try something new to catch my attention. I don’t have time for this. (hang up)
C: Wait… Joan!
（dialing another friend)
C: Hi! Helen, it’s me Cynthia.
F2: Oh! Hi! Cynthia! It’s been a long time since our last party. What have you been up to?
C: Well, just some working staff. How’s your life?
F2: Kinda boring. I’ve been thinking about throwing another party this week. Are you available?
C: Sorry darling, I can’t make it. I … er… I’m badly ill.
F2: What? Are you all right? What’s going on?
C: Well, I got AIDS. I only have 3 months.
F2: AIDS?! Oh man, who you’ve been dating to?!
C: Helen, just let me explain this…
F2: Don’t bother, you repel me!
C: Wait!
(another hang up… holding the very last hope, Cynthia decides to give it a try one more time)
(dialing…finally somebody pick up)
C:（almost crying）Shirley, this is Cynthia…
F3: Hello
C:Just listen to me I got AIDS and really don’t know what could I do. The doctor said I still have 3 months… THE MOST!
F3:（remain silence）Sorry you’ve been dialing the wrong number…
(hang up… Cynthia totally breaks down, right at this moment Rose calls)
G: Cynthia! What took you so long? I’ve been calling you this all time.
C:（crying）Rose everyone is leaving me for my disease. Nobody ever want to see me.
G: Honey I won’t walk away. You can have my words. Just let me take care of you, ok? I don’t want to waste the limited time we still have.
C: Thank you!
G: Just take it, you definitely need this.
M: Are you the girl with AIDS?
(both Cynthia and Rose keep silence)
G: So what? She’s trying to help you.
M: Who the hell knows I won’t end up like her. (leaving)
(keep walking)
G: This is discrimination. WE NEED TO FIGHT BACK！
C: And draw more attention to my life and disease? How much energy do we really want to devote to all this? I’m too tired.
G: I know, but every time I see you being treated like this, I just can’t help to be angry..
C: Don’t be. They just don’t know how to react. I can’t blame them for it.
G:But…
C: It’s OK, just go.
(right now a girl passing by accidently drop a key)
C: Hey sir! Your key!
L:（was about to hand it back but hesitate）Than-Thank you
(hand it over and take out a tissue start wiping it)
M: Watch out!(fast running passing by and hit Cynthia)
G: Hey you all right?
M( after recognize Cynthia he doesn’t apology and wiping his clothes, afraid to be infected)
G: What’s your problem? HEY! HEY! (looking the man rush away)
C:（fall down）I’m-I’m a little dizzy. I just need to sit down for a while.
G: Come on. Let’s go home. You need to get rest. Can someone please help us? (nobody respond)
H: Is she the one with AIDS?
G: Who cares? She is a human being!
(The crowds fading)
C: Never mind Rose (coughing) I just wanna go home.