But the Elite ball was too small. The Schoolbook ball was too big, etc. Unlike Goldilocks, I could never find the typeface ball that was just right. Then inspiration hit. The school had a copy machine that also made reductions.
Any slight advantage is worth gaining.
Nothing that might allow our scripts to be passed on is acceptable to ignore. Perhaps all this seems a bit extreme. That these are extraordinary lengths to go to, just to perhaps gain a relatively minor advantage. And after all, if the studio is really interested in making the script, one of the steps they'll do before budgeting it is to have it re-typed to their standard format. So the truth of a cheated page count will eventually out.