Writing exercise May 31 deadline

What do you guys think of this:

We set a scene description (eg: boy breaks up with girl in a supermarket) and everyone who wants to participate writes, say, two pages. After a week or so we post it in the SYW forum. It's not a complete story, just one scene. The idea is to see how it could have been done differently. Rewriting a scene of an actual movie is rather hard because you always have finished product before your inner eye (I'm not that great at describing this, but perhaps you get what I mean). Now if you just have the rough description of the scene (as we usually do when we outline), you don't see every possibility how you can do it and where you can take it. This exercise might open our eyes to that a bit and maybe serves as an inspiration when we look for a different approach to writing a scene.
I know, I'm complicated, but I hope you understood what I tried to say.
So, what do you think? Interested? If so, I'm open to suggestions considering possible scene outlines.

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Ok. Let's do it. I've already thought of other scenarios that might be more challenging, but this one will do for a start.
Rules:
Length should be appropriate to a movie scene (anything from half a page to 3 pages is ok).
Post your finished scene in the SYW forum (if you open a new thread there, put the word SUPERMARKET in the title).
Don't post your scene later than May 31.
Don't peek at posted scenes until you've finished writing yours.

Do whatever you want with the scene (as long as it's a boy breaking up with a girl in a supermarket). It just has to be interesting enough to make the reader want to keep reading.
So good luck to everyone, and remember, it's not about winning or being a better writer than others. Just look at it as an experience to learn how to look at a scene from a different angle.

Happy typing!
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