My book, "Seeds of Hope" was picked up by a production company to be made into a series! I'd like you to write and direct a scene for me.  You can use slang and improper grammar in the characters' dialogue. 

In this scene, Dan meets Sylvie after he finds her outside the gates of his compound. He invites her into his home for something to eat. He is empathetic and patiently tries to find out more about her, but Sylvie is hesitant, blunt and stand-offish. Dan tries to encourage Sylvie to talk, and she gradually opens up to him about her life.

Brief background: The book is set in a post-apocalyptic world where a disease known as The Reckoning has wiped out 95 percent of plant life on Earth. Dan, who is a 41-year-old former soldier, like many of the survivors, lives in a commune named Wisteria, of which he is the leader. He lost his wife and 2 sons to The Reckoning. Sylvie is 28, fiercely independent and lives alone in an abandoned apartment building in Seattle. A former chef, her mother died not long after The Reckoning began. Her father is a famous botanist, who at the time was working at the Svalbard Global Seed Vault. The world lost contact with those at the vault shortly after. Sylvie doesn't know if her father is still alive or not, but if he is, he will be the key to repopulating plant life on Earth. The only way for her to find out is to make her way there, 

The show is a gritty action-suspense show for adults.
[The sun is setting on the commune just outside Seattle. Sylvie, wearing her red plaid jacket, black leggings, and black t-shirt, looks for a way to scale the fence. When she sees the commune is impregnable, she groans loudly and kicks the fence, alerting Dan to her presence.]

Dan: "Now hold it right there. You an outlaw?"
Sylvie: "Do I LOOK like an outlaw to you?"
[Dan looks her up and down for a brief moment, then chuckles.]
Dan: "Well you aren't armed to the teeth, so I'm gonna have to say no. Are ya hungry?"
Sylvie: "What's it to you?" 
Dan "Well I wouldn't be able to sleep tonight if I let a young lady go without a hot meal. Come on." 

[Scene cuts to Dan's kitchen. It's rustic but homely. He walks in and fixes a plate of food, gesturing for Sylvie to sit down at the table, which she does. He brings her over a plate of stew, which she hungrily begins to devour.]
Dan: "Well someone must've been hungry. How'd you like it?"
Sylvie: "I've had better. Can't complain though."
Dan: "I'll take that as a compliment. I'm Dan."
Sylvie: "Cool. What is this place?" 
Dan: "Wisteria."
Sylvie: "What kinda dumb name is that?"
Dan: "Well it's a flower. Meant to bring good luck." 
Sylvie: "Right, because we're rolling in good luck, huh? Also, you know that flower's probably extinct now?"
Dan: "Probably. But it's my wife's favorite flower... [he pauses briefly, a hint of a sad grin paints his face]. WAS her favorite flower."
Sylvie: "Oh. I'm sorry. That was kinda rude of me. I guess when you aren't used to being around people, your manners sorta go out of the window."
Dan: "You're fine. You didn't know."
[He sits at the table. There's an awkward silence.]
Sylvie: "I lost my mom. Within a month of... y'know." 
Dan: "I'm sorry. You don't have any other family?"
Sylvie: "Yeah. No. Kind of. I don't know if my dad's alive, but I don't know if he's dead either. Anyway. Thanks for the food."
[Sylvie picks up her backpack and heads towards the door. She smiles at Dan.]
Sylvie: "Oh by the way. My name is Sylvie."