LOGLINE
A lonely
little girl makes a new best friend from her favorite foods—marshmallows and
peanut butter.
PITCH
PITCH
Ten-year-old
Bethany wants to make new friends. She sneaks into her father’s marshmallow
factory, leaves the machine on all night, and turns out a huge marshmallow.
Once Bethany makes a peanut butter face on it, her dad can’t destroy it. The
marshmallow wants to be Bethany’s pal, and he’s accepted into her home, becomes
her new best friend, and even wins her more friends at school.
SYNOPSIS
SYNOPSIS
Bethany
Buttercup, age 10, wants to make new friends and gets the bright idea to leave
the marshmallow tube on overnight in her father’s factory, creating a puffy
white friend as big as a snowman. Bethany creeps through the window into her
father’s factory and turns on the machine, which creates a marshmallow larger
than human size.
In the
morning her dad finds out about it and says she was caught on video, so don’t
deny it. Bethany suggests that she come with her father to the factory. Upon
arrival Bethany jumps out of the car with her jar of peanut butter and runs onto
the factory floor. She paints a personality face on her new marshmallow-cotton
ball friend. She is in awe, but her father overreacts again in shock. Her father threatens
to hose it down with water, but the Marshmallow suggests that he become
Bethany’s pal. Her dad reluctantly agrees but says he will roast the
marshmallow at a campfire if he causes his business any problems.
The Buttercups
make Peanut Butter Marshmallow welcome in their home. Peanut Butter Marshmallow
and Bethany do everything children do with their best friends. If anyone
bullies Bethany, the Marshmallow rolls them right out of the way. When he comes
with her to Best Friend Day at school, Bethany is the most popular girl in her
grade. Despite all,
Mr. Buttercup comes to love Peanut Butter Marshmallow and even creates a line
of special marshmallows with peanut butter filling. Of course, Bethany takes
the credit, for without her insistence on creating a new best friend, no one
would have ever eaten peanut butter marshmallows.
Copyright 2022 Jennifer Waters
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