Jeepers Creepers Page #2
(turns to her)
"Beating you", that's five to
five. That ties us up.
TRISH:
You can't call it now.
DARRY:
My ass...
TRISH:
You have to call it when you
see it!
DARRY:
I was in shock!
THE JANGLING BELLS OF A RAILROAD CROSSING AHEAD.
DARRY (cont’d)
You know I don't remember
this game.
Trish and Darry slowing as the bells ring and the bars lower.
DARRY (cont’d)
'Course when there was, you
were the one making 'em.
Little Miss Junior Nazi with
the Barbie Doll and the Easy
Bake Oven...
Darry looks down the tracks. Sees the small cargo train
approaching. Revs the engine.
TRISH:
Don't you dare.
(off his look)
My car.
Trish sniffs. Smells something. Looks in the backseat. The
big thing covered in a trash bag. She lifts the plastic: a
full laundry basket.
JEEPERS CREEPERS
TRISH (cont’d)
You are a class act, you know
that?
DARRY:
Hey you live off campus.
(she just stares at him)
You ever try and do laundry in
a dorm? What they don't steal
they dye pink for you. I've
got twelve pair of rosey-pink
jockey shorts.
TRISH:
Maybe they know something
about you, you don't.
She takes the Deodorizer hanging off the rearview mirror and
stuffs it in the bag.
TRISH (cont’d)
Hi mom, haven't seen you
forever, here's my dirty
shorts.
The train is upon them now. He shouts over the din.
DARRY:
Its for her, not me. I have to
bring home laundry. I don't,
she gets depressed. Like she
thinks I don't need her
anymore or something.
Trish's look says she isn't buying it. The SHORT TRAIN ROARS
PAST. Leaves the car waiting for bells to stop and the bars
to rise.
TRISH:
You talk to her lately?
DARRY:
To tell her I'd be home for
break.
TRISH:
going on?
Darry throws her a look.
TRISH:
(impatient)
Did you listen to her voice?
JEEPERS CREEPERS
DARRY:
Specify please.
TRISH:
wrong.
(off his look)
I don't think they're telling
us.
(off his continued look)
Like you would notice anything
past the point of your own
selfish little existence.
The bars go up and the car flies over the tracks. Continues
its trek down the two-lane.
DARRY:
If mom and dad were gonna get
a divorce don't you think
they'd have done it by now?
TRISH:
No I think they would've
waited till we were both grown
and off at school.
DARRY:
Whatever.
TRISH:
She's not happy. Not even a
little bit. Not like she used
to be.
DARRY:
Who is?
(spots something)
Hey...
They are driving past an old abandoned church set back from
the road.
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