Sorry about the format issues. I believe they are resolved. This is a spec script. Jim brings donuts to the office, no jellies and one pink with sprinkles. Sometime in Season Two.
With apologies to Charles Dickens, here's the real story of what finally prompted Pam to call off the wedding. This is a story about the Merger, and how Pam deals with it and her feelings.
Casino Night ended slightly differently, so Pam and Jim are still on friendly terms when he heads for Australia. She makes a point to keep him up to date with what's going on on the home front. An average day at the office. For the September Five Elements challenge. Takes place prior to "Casino Night"Jim leaves town, determined to get his mind off Pam and start over again. Meanwhile, Pam finds herself questioning her decision to get married.
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This is a little story that takes place a few weeks after 'Casino Night'. It mostly concerns Pam, and contains alot of inner dialogue. Michael has engineered an 'Inspiration Poster' using a photo of Pam, and now she has to deal with fallout. It does bring her to a realization though...
It's the hottest June on record and desperate times call for desperate measures.
I don't know exactly where to place this story. It's June - but Pam definitely isn't married and Jim hasn't said anything. So maybe June of Season 1? Just work w/me people. :)
She always wrapped herself safely in layers of the known. Routine. Contentment. Even when it meant her own unhappiness.
The thing is, Ryan really doesn’t want to make any connections.
MEMBER'S CHOICE - What if Roy's announcement on the booze cruise was just a few minutes later?“Respect? Respect? I know what respect is. Do you want me to spell it out for you? R-E-S-P-E-C-T. Okay, find out what it means to me—”
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