Here is a 494 word scene with 50% dialogue between Molly and Bill planning a heist: Molly tapped her foot impatiently as she leaned against the brick wall behind the Party Palace. She checked her watch again and sighed. Bill was late, as usual. Finally, she spotted him sauntering down the alley towards her, his hands in his pockets. "Yo Molls, sorry I'm late," he said with an easy grin. "Got caught up casein' the joint." Molly rolled her eyes. "Whatever, let's just get this over with. What did you find out?" Bill pulled a crumpled piece of paper out of his pocket. "Party starts at noon, about two dozen kids coming. Should be lots of presents." He showed Molly the layout he had crudely drawn. "There's a back door to the kitchen we can jimmy open. Kitchen connects right to the main party room." Molly nodded, tracing the path with her finger. "And the gifts?" "Set up over here in the corner," Bill said, pointing. "We'll have to move fast once the kids start arrivin' though. In and out in under 5 minutes." "Piece of cake," Molly said with a smirk. "I'll grab the gifts, you keep watch. We'll load everything into the van out back and then split up." Bill frowned. "I don't know Molls, this one seems riskier than usual. All those kids..." Molly punched him in the arm. "Don't go soft on me now Billy. Since when do you have qualms about stealing a few presents from some snot-nosed brats?" "Hey hey, I didn't say I wasn't in," Bill said putting his hands up in mock surrender. "Just wanna be smart about this, is all." "Uh huh, sure," Molly said sarcastically. "Because you're usually so concerned about smart plans." Bill shrugged. "Alright, you got me. Let's just focus on gettin' the goods and gettin' out. Clean and easy." "Now you're speaking my language," Molly said with a wicked grin. She checked her watch again. "Okay it's 11:30 now. I'll go around back and get set up. You keep an eye on the front entrance and let me know when the kids start arrivin'." Bill gave her a sloppy salute. "Aye aye captain. I'll give you the signal when it's go time." Molly punched him again for good measure, then disappeared down the alley towards the back of the building. Bill leaned casually against the front wall of Party Palace, whistling an aimless tune. He peeked in the front windows at the staff setting up tables, hanging balloons and laying out snacks. Right on cue, the first few cars pulled up at noon. Bill waited until he counted about 10 kids run through the front door before he sauntered around to the back. He gave three short taps on the back door. A second later it opened just a crack and Molly's green eye peered out. "It's time," Bill said with a grin. "Let's rob these youngins blind!" Molly just shook her head and waved for him to take up lookout position. This was going to be their easiest heist yet.