Ruining Thanksgiving/Transcript

A good time to have a supper with the family on thanksgiving after watching football games and grocery shopping. After shopping for Black Friday and getting groceries to cook and prepare on the table, there are traditions and special events. It is a gathering for the family. Things are splendid, but there are rules you have to obey. 
RULES 
# Do not bring someone who is uninvited 
# Never talk about people’s weight 
# Don’t talk about relationships 
# You cannot discuss having kids or marriage 
# Talking about politics is strictly forbidden 
# It is rude to not bring something for supper
(It began on a chilly afternoon in the fall weather. The leaves fall on the ground and the breeze was cool. A nearby house is shown with two cars in the driveway. Inside of the house, a light is on as well as the garage door is open for the guests to enter into the door. It became a busy day for the Milton family. In the room, a girl named Molly decides to bring our thanksgiving decorations and cards on the table.).
 
Molly: Happy thanksgiving and finally having a great time. 
(Tired of making cards for thanksgiving, she knew it was the time of year where her family would be quick and punctual. She goes to the kitchen and eat something from the fruit bowl. She grabs an apple and eats it. Suddenly, her mother came into the living room with a bunch of bags in her hands from shopping. Molly knew her mother had to go Black Friday shopping when thanksgiving comes around. Her mother is named Linda, a stressed out mother and a caretaking wife. She drops a whole pile of bags on the floor and brings out her keys to lock the doors of her car.). 
Molly: Mom? 
Linda: Oh, hey, Molly. 
Molly: Were you shopping? 
Linda: Just for the guests and for us. It was a long day, but there are good sales. 
Molly: What kind of sales? 
Linda: New clothes, brand new pots and pans and other items. Those stores are always full with thanksgiving coming along. 
Molly: Gee, mom, you definitely went all out for this time of month. 
Linda: You know, it’s the holiday where we eat a meal with the family. Some of them might not come for this year. 
Molly: I wish all of our relatives could be here. It’s sad that we can’t get together like we used to when we moved to a new place. Is it just me, you and dad? 
Linda: Your father and I are expecting some relatives to join us, so we’re counting on them to come. 
Molly: How many people are coming? 
Linda: Aunt Bailee and your cousins, Nora and Theodore. 
Molly: I’m excited to see them. Also, can I invite my friends for supper? 
Linda: Elise and Jenny? 
Molly: Yes.