Mrs.Allan : Well then, we must try our best to relieve your jitters.
Won't you and Anne join us for tea, Miss Cuthbert?
Marilla : Thank you, Mrs.Allan
Marilla : I've been counting on you coming to Green Gables, now that You've moved into the manse.
Rev.Allan : I've given Elsbeth tremendous reports about your home-baking and your red currant wine,
Miss Cuthbert. She's anxious to learn your secrets.
Mrs.Barry : Marilla, I'm so pleased you could come.
this must be the Anne we've heard so much about.
Mrs.Barry : This is my Diana.
Mrs.Barry : Perhaps Anne would like some ice cream and lemonade, Diana.
Mrs.Allan : I think she's enchanting.
Mrs.Barry : Will you keep her then, Marilla?
Marilla : Well, if she can avoid catastrophe two days in a row, I might have a chance to make up my mind.
Diana : I heard before that you were kind of a strange girl, Anne Shirley, but I have a feeling
we're gonna get along really well.

INT. SCHOOLROOM - MORNING - The small clapboard schoolroom is abuaa with the chatter of boys and girls of various ages.MR.PHILLPS, a round-faced, bespectacled man in his twenties with his hair carefully slicked
back, tries to quiet the noisy class.Anne, the new student, stands in front of him.
Mr. Phillips : What is your name?
Anne : Anne Shirley. Anne spelled with an"e".
Mr. Phillips : We pride ourselves in our scholastic record...