View Script: "Do You Know What It's Like?" Script details (as entered by the author): Script Details (viewed 24,029 times) Script title: Do You Know What It's Like? Script Author Kathy Applebee: Profile | Scripts Date uploaded: July 05 2009 Average rating: 1 (Terrible) 2 (Pretty bad) 3 (Pretty bad) 4 (Average) 5 (Average) 6 (Good) 7 (Good) 8 (Very good) 9 (Very good) 10 (Fantastic) 6.5 (Good) 2 votes (View) Description: Two intertwined monologues by Rachel and Leah based on Genesis 28-30. Leah describes what life was like for someone who never measured up no matter how hard she tried, who was never loved. Rachel describes the pain of never having anything truly her own. Ends on a faint note of hope as Rachel hopes she has finally conceived. Message from Kathy Applebee: More royalty free Christian Drama skits can be found at my Fools for Christ website at http://mysite.verizon.net/vze4p7te/foolsforchrist Keywords: Family, Wishing, Adversity, Bitterness Most appropriate ages:  From 12 yrs old, to 16 yrs old Materials: None Number of puppets: 2 Number of non-puppets (ie humans): 0 Approximate running time: 3-5 (minutes) Script language: English Christian/Non-Christian/Either: Christian Download/View Script Viewing the Script - Left click on the links below.  This will work on most browsers. Downloading the Script - Right-click on the link and select "Save Link As...". MS Word format (DOC): Script available Adobe Acrobat format (PDF): Script not available in this format Plain text (TXT): Script not available in this format HTML format (web page on this website): Script not available in this format MP3 sound file: Script not available in this format HTML format (web page on another website): No link entered Video Link: No link entered Tell a friend  Report a Problem  Free DOC viewer  Free PDF viewer Rate This Script Please be constructive and treat the author's work with respect. Blank ratings of 1 will be removed.  Information entered below will be publicly available. Your Rating: 1 (Terrible) 2 (Pretty bad) 3 (Pretty bad) 4 (Average) 5 (Average) 6 (Good) 7 (Good) 8 (Very good) 9 (Very good) 10 (Fantastic) Your name (optional): Your e-mail address (optional): Comments heading (optional): Comments (optional): More Like This   1. The Greatest Gift by Kecia N. Smith  - View script Rating: 7.6 , Votes: 3 The puppets learn a very valuable lesson when they learn that the greatest gift they can give Jesus is themselves and the greatest gift they can give each other is love. Keywords: Bible  Christmas  Family  Image Of God  Love  Materialism  New Years   2. The God Club by Wes Hubert - View script Rating: 6.7 , Votes: 1 A puppet is being excluded by her friends. She is shown that being a Christian is acceptance into the family of God and better than any club. Keywords: Family  Friendship  Special   3. The Widow's Oil Melodrama by Kathy Applebee - View script Rating: 7.3 , Votes: 2 Fran Tick, a widow, is about to have her children sold into slavery by Robin Dapoor and Noah Count. Will Elisha the Tissue Biter be able to save the day? The audience participates when signs are held up (Boo Hiss, etc) in this melodrama loosely based on Elisha's miracle for the widow (2 Kings 4) Keywords: Bible  Family  Greed  Helping others  Miracle  Trust  Bible Stories  Adversity  Tenderness  Persecution   4. Painful Pride by Kate Monrovi  - View script Rating: 6.3 , Votes: 2 Harry makes fun of a kid no one likes, but regrets it when he finds out who he really is. Keywords: Adversity  Apologetics  Bullying  Faith  Forgiveness  Friendship  Fun  God  Golden Rule  Sin   5. Unto Us A Child Is Born by Puppet2Puppet Productions Presents... - View script Rating: 8.4 , Votes: 15 When a new baby comes home, it can be a confusing time for any older brother or sister. This is a cautionary tale about what can happen if parents don't take the time to explain things properly. Keywords: Choice  Family  Generation-Z  Prayer  Confusion

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