Here is a 200 word scene with 97 words of dialogue between Molly and Bill planning to steal presents from a children's party: Molly peeked around the corner into the backyard where a dozen six-year-olds were running around in silly hats, playing games as a hired clown made balloon animals. "Okay, I've scoped it out. There's a present table along the back porch with a bunch of colorfully-wrapped boxes on it," she said. "Perfect. We'll slip in through that loose board in the back fence once it gets dark and the kids have gone home. I'll keep watch while you grab the loot," Bill replied. "Just make sure you actually keep watch this time. I don't want a repeat of the Johnson birthday party caper when you got distracted by the cake," Molly said, scowling. Bill held up his hands defensively. "Hey, that triple chocolate fudge cake was calling my name! But don't worry, I'll stay focused tonight. We get in, get the gifts, get out. Easy peasy." Molly sighed. "I sure hope so. We really need a big score. Rent's due next week and we're still short." "Don't worry, after tonight we'll be rolling in new toys to pawn. This is our biggest heist yet!" Bill said excitedly. Molly nodded. "Okay, let's do this."