Here is a 494 word scene with 50% dialogue between Molly and Bill planning a heist: Molly tapped her foot impatiently as she waited in the alley behind Pipsqueak Palace. This was supposed to be an in and out job, but her partner was late as usual. She checked her watch again and sighed. Fifteen minutes late. If Bill didn't show up soon, the kiddie birthday party inside would be over and they'd miss their chance. Finally, she heard footsteps approaching and peeked around the corner to see Bill sauntering towards her, casually whistling as if he didn't have a care in the world. "It's about time!" Molly said. "I was starting to think you chickened out on me." "Aw come on, you know I'd never miss out on a big score like this," Bill replied with a grin. "I don't know, you've been pretty flaky lately. I'm starting to wonder if you've still got the guts for this kind of job." Bill put his hand over his heart in mock offense. "You wound me! When have I ever let you down?" "Well there was that time with the poodle..." Molly said, raising an eyebrow. "Okay, okay," Bill laughed. "That was one mistake. But you know you can count on me for the big jobs. Now come on, we're burning daylight here. Give me the rundown." Molly nodded and pulled a crumpled map from her pocket, pointing to a spot on the back side of the building. "There's a little used service entrance here that should be our way in. I cased the joint earlier and it's unlocked. The party is happening in the main banquet hall on the first floor. That's where the presents will be. But we need to watch out for security. There's a guard stationed at the front entrance and another one who roams between floors." "Not a problem," Bill said confidently. "You know I can smooth talk my way past any rent-a-cop. Or provide a little distraction if necessary. Now what's our exit strategy?" "There's a door leading to the back alley, right by the kitchen. We'll sneak out that way once we've grabbed the presents. I bought a van this morning for the getaway. It's parked just around the corner. We load up the goods, and we're home free." "Sounds like you've got it all planned out," Bill said, giving her an approving look. "As expected. Alright, you head inside and get into position. I'll slip in through the service entrance and meet you by the banquet hall. You grab the presents, I'll keep an eye out for the guards. We'll be in and out before anyone realizes what happened." "Just like taking candy from a baby," Molly said with a wicked grin. She held out her fist. "Partners?" Bill bumped her fist with his own. "Partners." They headed towards their separate entrances, keeping to the shadows. Adrenaline started to course through Molly's veins at the thought of pulling off this brazen midday heist. She lived for these thrilling jobs. And as annoying as Bill could be, she had to admit they made an excellent team.