Lost Souls Page #3
A slightly round man named HENRY BIRDSON is seated in the
single restraining chair, compulsively writing numbers on a
yellow legal pad. He wears green hospital pants and T-shirt.
He looks up and smiles at all his visitors; a blinding, angry
smile.
BIRDSON:
How do you like the color in here?
(glancing over barred windows)
Spos'ed to be relaxing.
Maya and Townsend avoid looking at Birdson. Maya straightens
the cuffs of her sleeves. Lareaux puts his Bible and a small
crucifix on the table.
LAREAUX:
Hello Henry. Do you know why we're
here?
Birdson nods, pleased with himself. He stretches, languidly
drops his pad onto the table and yawns.
BIRDSON:
Looking forward to it. Do you have a
cigarette?
CLOSE ON:
Lareaux
As he catches Maya's gaze and as --
CLOSE ON:
Maya, who looks back at Lareaux, we:
FLASHCUTS:
INT. ANOTHER PLACE, ANOTHER TIME
Confined space. Cheesy lace curtains drape across plexi
sliding windows, a soft and constant WHISPERING of the "Our
Father" in the b.g. and we SEE: a younger Lareaux, longer
hair, moving gracefully toward Maya,
SUBTITLED IN LATIN
LAREAUX:
Do not remember, O Lord, our sins or
those of our forefathers.
CLOSE ON:
Maya's face. Wide-eyed at 16 years old. In the b.g., Maya's
sister, stands rigid, afraid.
LAREAUX (CONT'D)
And do not punish us for our offences.
An arm twisting almost out of its socket. A SCREAM.
LAREAUX (CONT'D)
And lead us not into temptation.
SCREAMING CONTINUES. Maya's on a bed, her head jerks
sideways, involuntarily.
LAREAUX (CONT'D)
But deliver us from evil...
A crucifix follows its own shadow as we:
CROSSCUT BACK TO:
INT. PATIENT'S ROOM - MORNING
Townsend opens the black leather suitcase. Inside: rolls of
duct and masking tape, two Bibles, three rosaries, a
scapular, bottles of holy water and a gold Chalice, sitting
in foam-laden velvet, for the Communion Eucharist.
Maya quickly and expertly locks in Birdson's chair
restraints. Arms and legs.
Father Jeremy pulls out a roll of duct tape, sealing the desk
drawer shut. Then, he sets up a portable tape recorder on
the table. Secures that as well.
Birdson restrained, Maya pulls large square-cut pieces of
blackout cloth out of the suitcase. She grabs a roll of
masking tape, TEARING two pieces of it with her teeth, right
off the roll. A SEARING, jarring sound, unexpected every
time. Moving to the door, she immediately tapes a square of
blackout cloth over the observation window. As the cloth
drops, Dr. Allen's face disappears.
Maya TEARS several more pieces of masking tape, continuing to
block out each window.
INT. HOSPITAL CORRIDOR
Two hours later, Dr. Allen is reassuring one of her patients.
She's calm, focused, helpful.
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