Here is a 494 word scene with 70% dialogue between Molly and Bill planning a heist: "Did you get the stuff?" Molly asked, sitting down across from Bill in the quiet corner booth of the diner. Bill nodded, sipping his coffee. "Yeah, I picked up the lockpicks and fake mustaches this morning." "Perfect," Molly said, rubbing her hands together eagerly. "This is going to be our biggest score yet. All those presents, just sitting there waiting to be taken." Bill laughed. "I still can't believe we're actually going through with this. Breaking into a kid's birthday party to steal the gifts? That's a new low, even for us." "Oh, don't get all high and mighty on me," Molly scoffed. "Those people are loaded. Did you see the house? You know those presents are going to be loaded with cash and expensive toys." "I guess you have a point," Bill conceded. "So what's the plan? How do we get in and out undetected?" Molly grinned. "You just leave that to me. I signed us up to be the entertainment. We're going to put on a magic show for the kiddies while pocketing as many presents as we can. Then we'll sneak out during cake time while they're all distracted." "A magic show?" Bill raised his eyebrows. "Do you even know any magic?" "Of course not," Molly waved her hand dismissively. "We'll just pretend to saw someone in half and pull scarves out of our sleeves. Kids are easily impressed." Bill shrugged. "I guess that could work. But won't they recognize us if we try to sneak back in later to take the gifts?" "Not if we wear these!" Molly pulled two fake mustaches and wigs out of her purse triumphantly. Bill burst out laughing. "Disguises? Really? What is this, an old cartoon?" "Hey, it will totally work," Molly insisted defensively. "No one pays that close attention to the entertainment. We'll blend right in." "If you say so," Bill chuckled, finishing his coffee. "What time should we get there?" "The party starts at 1pm sharp," Molly said. "So we'll sneak in through the back entrance around 12:45, get into our costumes, do our show at 1:15, and then start discreetly pocketing presents during the magic tricks before making a swift exit during cake time at 2pm." "You've really thought this through," Bill said, sounding impressed. "Gotta say, I'm excited about pulling this one off. Those smug parents won't know what hit them." "Exactly," Molly said with a devious smile. "I can't wait to see the looks on their faces when all those expensive gifts go missing right under their noses. This is going to be our crowning achievement." She held out her hand for a fist bump across the table. Bill obliged, bumping her fist. "Let operation birthday bandit begin," Molly said. They both laughed as they got up to leave, giddy with anticipation for the big heist ahead. This was going to be one birthday party no one would ever forget.