Happy Valley Page #2
Season #1 Episode #3- TV-MA
- Year:
- 2014
- 58 min
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She indicates that she wants him to get out of the van.
LEWIS:
No I’ll - I’ll take your word for
it, I’ll get it seen to.
KIRSTEN:
I just want you to come and look at
how dangerous it is. Particularly
on your off-side. D’you mind?
HAPPY VALLEY. EPISODE THREE. BY SALLY WAINWRIGHT 5A.
LEWIS hesitates. KIRSTEN gently persists. LEWIS decides to do
as he’s told.
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HAPPY VALLEY. EPISODE THREE. BY SALLY WAINWRIGHT 6.
9 INT/EXT. MINI/SCAMMONDEN ROAD. EVENING 7. 17.23 9
In his rear-view mirror, TOMMY sees LEWIS getting out of the
van. This is bad. He thinks things through, then efficiently,
calmly, turns the Mini around in the road.
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10 EXT. SCAMMONDEN ROAD. EVENING 7. 17.24 10
KIRSTEN walks to the back of the van. LEWIS walks to the back
of the van.
KIRSTEN:
See?
LEWIS nods, manages to murmur ”Yup”. KIRSTEN looks at him.
KIRSTEN (CONT’D)
Are you all right?
LEWIS:
I fink...
(he’s aware he’s probably
shaking with nerves)
something. Like ‘flu.
KIRSTEN:
Okay. Well. You drive safely, okay?
And
(nods at the light)
Get that seen to. Yeah? Soon.
Otherwise you’re gonna be causing
an accident, and you just don’t
need that sort of hassle, do you?
LEWIS:
No. Yeah. Fanks. Sorry.
Just then TOMMY pulls in behind them in the Mini. KIRSTEN
thinks nothing of it; she probably makes the subconscious
decision that whoever drives that sort of car isn’t going to
pose any kind of threat. Just then there’s a bump from inside
the van, and the van moves. (It’s ANN, obviously, trying to
draw attention to herself. There may even be a muffled/gagged
cry for help).
KIRSTEN:
(a smile)
What you got in there? An elephant?
LEWIS:
No. Just. My dog.
KIRSTEN’s curious. Why would a dog start making a fuss now
rather than earlier?
HAPPY VALLEY. EPISODE THREE. BY SALLY WAINWRIGHT 7.
And anyway, it just didn’t sound like a dog. A dog would
bark. Properly. Surely. Not that KIRSTEN shows LEWIS she’s
suspicious. She keeps it light
KIRSTEN:
What sort is he?
LEWIS hesitates a split second too long.
LEWIS:
Labrador.
KIRSTEN:
Nice. What’s he called?
First thing that comes into his head
LEWIS:
Tommy.
KIRSTEN:
Can I see him?
LEWIS can’t help glancing at the Mini, and so KIRSTEN becomes
more aware of it too.
We glimpse TOMMY inside the Mini, continuing to watch LEWIS’s
progress in the rear view mirror, only he’s much closer now.
LEWIS:
Well you could. Only if I open
t’doors he’ll run off.
Just then there’s a more sustained attempt on ANN’s part to
draw attention to herself. More movement, more banging
around, more muffled sounds that are distinctly less dog and
more human. We glimpse TOMMY again; he clocks the movement of
the van.
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