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　　They’re here.
　　
　　Chris looks as well. A car parks on the front lawn. A Chauffer gets out and opens the backseat passenger door. A well-trained Husky service dog exits the car followed by JIM HUDSON， 57. Jim is blind and has slicked back grey hair.
　　
　　EXT. FRONT YARD - NOON
　　
　　Bird’s-eye view. Walter helps direct 12 expensive cars onto a makeshift parking lot on the front lawn. Wealthy guests emerge from each one.
　　
　　EXT. BACKYARD - NOON
　　
　　The party is in full swing. The 30 or so guests mingle excitedly. They are all white except for one Japanese man.
　　
　　Through the kitchen window， Georgina fixes food and helps occupy four white children by helping them make Hors d’oeuvres.
　　
　　Rose and Chris get a drink at the bar. They walk through the party. Missy mingles with some guests. She makes eye contact with Chris and winks. He looks away.
　　
　　Chris and Rose are stopped by GORDON GREENE， 68， and his wife EMILY GREENE， 67. Gordon is a cute man with a cane and impish excitement. Emily is pretty and birdlike. They watch Chris
　　intently and smile from ear to ear. Gordon shakes Chris’ hand thoroughly.
　　
　　GORDON
　　Nice to meet you， Chris. Nice to meet you indeed. （to Emily） Good grip.
　　
　　CHRIS
　　Thanks. You too.
　　
　　GORDON
　　You ever play golf？
　　
　　CHRIS
　　Once， actually; a few years ago. I wasn’t very good.
　　
　　EMILY
　　Gordon was a professional golfer for years.
　　
　　CHRIS
　　Oh？ No kidding.
　　
　　GORDON
　　Can’t quite swing the hips like I used to though. You know， I met Tiger.
　　
　　Rose and Chris share a subtle smirk.
　　
　　ROSE CHRIS
　　Wow， that’s great. Cool.
　　
　　EMILY
　　Gordon loves Tiger.
　　
　　GORDON
　　Best I’ve ever seen. Ever， hands down. Let’s see your form.
　　
　　CHRIS
　　Me？ I could barely hit the thing.
　　
　　GORDON
　　Show me……
　　
　　Chris does.
　　
　　GORDON （CONT’D）
　　If I knew what I know now at your age？ Now then I could really play.
　　
　　CHRIS
　　It’d be kind of a waste of time travel though.
　　
　　They laugh.
　　
　　EXT. BACKYARD - LATER
　　
　　Chris and Rose speak to NELSON DEETS， 82， who’s smiles in a wheelchair with his jaw hanging， and LISA DEETS， 54， a loose-lipped trophy wife smiles at Chris in a predatory manner. They
　　have Dutch accents.
　　
　　LISA
　　（To Rose）
　　How handsome is he？
　　
　　ROSE
　　Extremely.
　　
　　Lisa squeezes Chris’ bicep. A bit too familiar.
　　
　　LISA
　　Not bad huh， Nelson？
　　
　　NELSON
　　Eh？
　　
　　LISA
　　（to Rose）
　　So， is it true？ The love making. Is it better？
　　
　　Rose cackles at the bluntness of the question. Chris almost chokes on his drink. Lisa continues to size Chris up.
　　
　　CHRIS
　　Wow. Um……
　　
　　LISA
　　（to Rose）
　　I’m being too forward？
　　
　　ROSE
　　We’ll talk later.
　　
　　CHRIS
　　Oh， will you now？
　　
　　EXT. BACKYARD - LATER
　　
　　Chris and Rose talk to PARKER DRAY， 60， and APRIL DRAY， 57. They are an overweight， rose-cheeked tipsy wasp couple. Chris and Rose try to mask boredom and annoyance.
　　
　　APRIL
　　Who even cares about skin color？
　　My God.
　　
　　CHRIS
　　Right. I mean--
　　
　　PARKER
　　The world cares， April. But it’s not a question of physical superiority， it’s “What skin color is more culturally advantageous？”