A short drama containing five people.
[Scene: A courtroom. The judge, the prosecutor, the defense lawyer, the defendant, and the witness are present.] Judge: Order in the court! We are here to hear the case of Mr. John Smith, who is accused of robbing a bank. Mr. Prosecutor, you may begin your opening statement. Prosecutor: Thank you, Your Honor. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, the evidence will show that Mr. Smith is guilty of the crime he is charged with. He was caught on camera entering the bank, wearing a mask and carrying a gun. He threatened the teller and took the money from the cash register. He then fled the scene in a stolen car, which was later found abandoned near his apartment. The police also found the mask, the gun, and the money in his possession. There is no doubt that Mr. Smith is the bank robber, and he should be punished accordingly. Defense Lawyer: Objection, Your Honor. The prosecutor is making a premature conclusion based on circumstantial evidence. There is no proof that Mr. Smith was the on...