Into the Woods Page #2
INT. BAKER’S COTTAGE - DAY
The BAKER and his WIFE are scurrying about the kitchen.
BAKER (V.O.)
And then there was a hungry little
girl who always wore a red cape...
The BAKER turns to see a small hand rise up and snatch one of
the BUNS off the counter.
BAKER:
Hey!
The BAKER swiftly comes around the counter where a small,
plump young girl in a red cape, LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD
studies the goodies.
LRRH:
I WISH./ IT’S NOT FOR ME,/ IT’S FOR MY
GRANNY IN THE WOODS./ A LOAF OF BREAD,
PLEASE,/ TO BRING MY POOR OLD HUNGRY/
GRANNY IN THE WOODS.../ JUST A LOAF OF
BREAD, PLEASE.
INT. CINDERELLA’S HOUSE - KITCHEN - DAY
The STEPSISTERS are still laughing at CINDERELLA. The
STEPMOTHER looks around the room and sees a large bowl of
lentils. She walks over, picks it up and violently flings the
bowl towards CINDERELLA strewing the beans across the room
and into the fireplace.
STEPMOTHER:
(cheery)
Cinderella, if you can pick up these
lentils, and finish your chores in
time, then you may go to the ball with
us.
(to her DAUGHTERS)
Come along, ladies...
STEPSISTERS:
Yes, Mother.
They sweep out of the room giggling.
BACK ON CINDERELLA. She stands forlornly, studying the mess
that awaits her. She closes her eyes and begins to gently
sway as if going into a trance.
CINDERELLA:
COME LITTLE BIRDS,/ DOWN FROM THE
EAVES/ AND THE LEAVES,/ OVER FIELDS,/
OUT OF CASTLES AND PONDS.../ AHHHHH...
INT. JACK’S FARMHOUSE - DAY
JACK is trying to milk the COW as his MOTHER looks on
dubiously.
JACK:
NO, SQUEEZE, PAL ...
JACK’S MOTHER hears the loud squalling of birds and runs to
the window, sticking her head out.
JACK’S MOTHER’S POV
Birds flying en masse over their house.
EXT. CINDERELLA’S HOUSE - DAY
We see the BIRDS swarming and flying down the chimney.
INT. CINDERELLA’S HOUSE - KITCHEN - DAY
CINDERELLA opens her eyes to greet the birds that now
surround her.
CINDERELLA:
QUICK, LITTLE BIRDS,/ FLICK THROUGH
THE ASHES./ PICK AND PECK, BUT
SWIFTLY,/ SIFT THROUGH THE ASHES./
INTO THE POT...
The BIRDS spread out and begin their task.
EXT. JACK’S FARMHOUSE - DAY
JACK sits atop MILKY-WHITE as if she were a horse, his arm
WHIRLING as he releases a sling and sends a STONE hurtling
towards a TIN CUP on top of the door frame. There is a loud
“CLANG”.
JACK:
Bullseye!
JACK’S MOTHER was just exiting the house. The CUP falls down,
narrowly missing her.
JACK’S MOTHER
What are you doing? Stop your
pretending!
She grabs JACK’S sling and pulls him away from the COW.
JACK’S MOTHER (CONT’D)
Now listen to me well, son.
Milky-White must be taken to market.
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