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hwpby Laura Phillips and Terry Jones. Story by Dennis Lee
FADE IN ON:
1 EXT: SKY - DAY
A WHITE BIRD soaring. The sky is a glorious explosion of blue and
mauve and lavender. The setting sun washes the clouds with a delicate
pink tint. The bird swoops and spirals and we are right there with
him. Then suddenly, below us, an extraordinary sight appears.
2 EXT: LABYRINTH - DAY
It is the labyrinth, an enormous maze of incredible mandala like
intricacy. From our magnificent vantage point, WE ARE BARELY ABLE TO
MAKE OUT its details: the twisting walls interrupted here and there
by lush forest, the complex web of waterways, the forbidding castle
at the core. It is vast and magical, frightening and compelling at
the same time. We would love to linger, perhaps fly lower and get a
better look at this wondrous place, but the bird flies on
3 EXT: GLADE - DAY
It is an idyllic setting, warm and inviting. The late afternoon sun
washes everything with a pink glow. Between the water and a line of
lush fruit trees is a flower-strewn glade. A FIGURE emerges from the
trees and walks toward the water. It is a YOUNG WOMAN dressed in a
flowing white dress that swirls around her in the breeze. The pink
light burnishes her hair and causes a gold circlet she wears on her
head to glow. She is breathtaking, a vision of innocence and grace.
She stops to pick a flower and then turns suddenly as if she has
heard something.
GIRL: Is it you?
She takes a few hurried steps and then stops, smiling shyly
GIRL: Your Highness!
The GIRL curtsies deeply and then looks up through lowered lashes,
the shy smile still dancing on her lips. And then WE PULL BACK TO
REVEAL a crown perched on a head of tight curls. WE ARE LOOKING
THROUGH the crown at the girl as she rises slowly, then looks boldly
at the PRINCE.
GIRL: Do not be swayed by my pleasure at the sight of you, my lord.
For though my father, the Duke, has promised you my hand, I cannot
consent to be yours until the evil that stalks our land from highest
hill to deepest dale is ...
Suddenly the GIRL stops speaking, a look of stunned confusion on her
face.
GIRL: ... from highest hill to deepest dale ... (her brow furrows in
concentration and then) Damn!
She burrows one hand into the deep sleeve of her gown and pulls out a
rolled-up soft-cover book. She rifles through the pages.
The PRINCE is not a prince at all, but a SHEEPDOG wearing a tin foil
crown. He thinks his work is over and its time to play and he lunges
happily towards the GIRL who isnt a princess or even a duchess, but
15-year-old SARAH.
SARAH is knocked over by the playful DOG. Beneath the gown which WE
CAN NOW SEE is homemade and not very grand at all, WE SEE faded jeans
and running shoes.
SARAH: Get off me, you monster!!
The DOG grabs the book out of her hand and runs away with it, hoping
to be chased. SARAH doesnt follow, she just sits up and pulls the
grass out of her tangled hair and sighs with frustration. The DOG
comes back over to SARAH, its tail wagging hopefully.
SARAH: If you value your mangy life, Merlin, youll hand it over.
The DOG obediently drops the book.
THE BOOK
On the cover it says, _MEANDERS QUEEN a play in three acts by Robin
Zakar_. SARAH reaches for it and we hear a clock tower begin to chime.
SARAH leaps to her feet.
SARAH: Oh no, Merlin! Were really late! Why does everything have to
happen to me!!!?
MERLIN prances around her happily, his foil crown in his mouth. SARAH
pulls it out of his mouth and throws it in a nearby trash basket. He
rushes after it and peers into the basket, wanting to fetch.
SARAH: Its all your fault, you miserable mutt!!
She hikes up her dress and runs into the trees. MERLIN whimpers and
tags along behind her.
4 EXT: THE OTHER SIDE OF THE TREES - DAY
SARAH comes bursting through the trees and runs down a hill toward
the street. WE PULL BACK and WE CAN SEE an enormous steel mill on the
other side of the river. And now WE NOTICE that the light isnt pink
any more but sort of dull and hazy, and the idyllic glade is barely a
suburban park, and this is just an ordinary day in a very ordinary
place.
5 EXT: AN OLD RAMBLING HOUSE - DUSK
SARAH runs up a path to an older, rambling house. She goes through
the front door, MERLIN hot on her heels, and neither one of them sees
the beautiful SNOW-WHITE BIRD that lands in a tree beside the path.
6 INT: INSIDE THE ROUSE - EVENING
SARAH bursts through the front door and makes a beeline for the
stairs. She almost makes it. SARAHS MOTHER appears in the hallway.
MOTHER: _Sarah_, where have you been?!!!
SARAH abruptly stops and changes to an elegantly graceful ascension
of the stairs.
SARAH (in an affected voice): I cant talk to you now. Im in
rehearsal.
She continues grandly on and heads for her room.
MOTHER: You were supposed to be home an hour ago to baby-sit for
Freddie! Dont we at least deserve an explanation?
SARAH stops and leans over the railing. She speaks with a
melodramatic solemnity.
SARAH: As Meanders Queen, Ive been ... meandering. Dither me no
- 오늘 본 자료가 없습니다.
- 영화 감상문 템플 그랜딘 소감문
- 니체의 차라투스트라는 이렇게 말했다 줄거리 요약과 가장 인상깊었던 내용 및 니체의 차라투스트라는 이렇게 말했다 읽고 느낀점 - 니체의 차라투스트라는 이렇게 말했다 독후감,서평
- 니체의 차라투스트라는 이렇게 말했다 챕터별 내용요약과 핵심주제 분석 / 니체의 차라투스트라는 이렇게 말했다 이 책을 읽고 배우고 느낀점 / 니체의 차라투스트라는 이렇게 말했다 독후감
- 차라투스트라는 이렇게 말했다 독후감,서평
- 개를 훔치는 완벽한 방법 줄거리 소개 및 가장 기억에 남는 내용과 나의생각 및 개를 훔치는 완벽한 방법 읽고 느낀점 - 개를 훔치는 완벽한 방법 독후감,서평
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