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Sure thing! Here's a short play about a boy and a dog who have laser beams come out of their noses:
 Characters:
 Billy, a young boy
Spot, his dog
Dr. Rodriguez, a scientist
Act 1:
(Billy is playing in the backyard with Spot, his dog. Suddenly, they both sneeze and laser beams shoot out of their noses.)
 Billy: Whoa! Did you see that, Spot? We've got laser beams coming out of our noses!
 Spot: Woof! Woof!
 Billy: This is so cool! I wonder what else we can do with them.
 (Suddenly, a scientist named Dr. Rodriguez enters.)
 Dr. Rodriguez: Excuse me, young man, I couldn't help but notice the laser beams coming out of your noses. May I ask how that's possible?
 Billy: I don't know, they just started happening.
 Dr. Rodriguez: Fascinating! I'm a scientist studying laser technology, and I think I can help you both control and harness this power.
 Act 2:
(Dr. Rodriguez takes Billy and Spot to his laboratory and begins to conduct experiments to study their laser beams. With his help, they learn to control their powers and use them for good.)
 Billy: This is amazing! We can shoot lasers at anything we want!
 Dr. Rodriguez: Now, now, let's use this power responsibly. You can help me with my research, or perhaps we can use your powers to stop crime.
 Spot: Woof! Woof!
 Billy: You're right, Dr. Rodriguez. We don't want to hurt anyone. We'll use our powers to help people instead.
 Act 3:
(The trio works together to stop a group of thieves from robbing a bank. With their laser beams, they disable the robbers' getaway car and save the day.)
 Billy: That was so cool! Thanks for helping us control our powers, Dr. Rodriguez.
 Spot: Woof! Woof!
 Dr. Rodriguez: It was my pleasure. I'm glad to see you both using your powers for good.
 Billy: We couldn't have done it without you. And Spot, you were amazing too!
 Spot: Woof! Woof!
 (The three of them celebrate their victory, and Billy and Spot continue to use their powers to help people in need.)