Here is a 499 word scene with 70% dialogue between Molly and Bill planning to steal presents from a children's party: Molly peeked around the corner and looked back at Bill crouched behind the hedges. "The coast is clear, let's go!" she whispered. Bill followed behind Molly, tiptoeing towards the backyard fence. "Do you really think this is a good idea? Stealing presents from a bunch of kids?" he asked. "Oh come on, don't get cold feet on me now!" Molly said, rolling her eyes. "This is our biggest heist yet. All those shiny new toys just waiting to be snatched." She rubbed her hands together greedily at the thought. Bill still looked uncertain. "I don't know...isn't this kind of low, even for us?" Molly laughed. "Low? We're thieves, Billy boy. This is what we do! Just think of all the cash we'll make selling this stuff online." Bill sighed. "Alright, alright. But let's at least leave a few of the cheaper presents so the kids aren't totally empty-handed." "Fine, we'll leave the sock puppets and coloring books. But I'm taking all the good stuff," Molly replied. She peered over the fence. "Coast is still clear. Give me a boost." Bill laced his fingers together and lifted Molly up so she could see over the fence. "Jackpot!" she whispered excitedly. "The presents are all piled up on that table over there. Ooh, and that one's even got a big bow on it. Must be something good!" Molly nimbly climbed over the fence and crouched down, scanning the yard. Distant sounds of children laughing and playing could be heard. "Okay, start passing some of these over," she said to Bill. He awkwardly climbed over the fence and started loading presents into Molly's open duffel bag. "Careful with that big one!" Molly said as Bill lifted an elaborately wrapped gift. He gently placed it in the bag. Molly double checked to make sure the yard was still empty then zipped up the bulging bag. "That should do it. Help me get this back over." Grunting with effort, they lifted the bag back over the fence. Suddenly, the sound of approaching voices made them freeze. "Quick, hide!" Molly whispered. They both dove behind the hedge just as a group of kids entered the yard. "Phew, that was close!" Bill said, catching his breath. "We better get out of here." Molly smiled down at the bag triumphantly. "Just wait until we see what treasures are inside!" They snuck away from the party undetected, excited about their successful heist. Though a tinge of guilt still lingered in Bill's mind about stealing from children.