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Vin pushes free, walks to the door.
VINCENT (CONT’D)
Happy New Year.
8 He’s out. 8
EXT. VIN’S HOUSE - LATER
The Dodge Duster whips into the driveway. Hits the
picket fence on the neighbor’s border. Crash. It
topples. Hits his own mailbox on the other side. Crash.
It flies onto the lawn.
Vin shuts the car off. Sits for a minute. Then steps
out and swerves to the toppled mailbox. Gets on all
fours, opens the door, gets the mail...pounds of it.
Vin stares at a mountain of unopened mail, overflowing a
basket. He empties the basket onto the floor, then
tosses the new mail into the empty basket. All sorted.
9.
INT. VIN’S LIVING ROOM - LATER
Vin puts his feet up on a weathered coffee table,
watching TV from his paisley pattered couch. The decor
is feminine inspired, twenty years ago. Coverage of the
Times Square New Year’s Eve Celebration plays.
Vin’s cat, FELIX THE CAT, jumps onto his lap. Starts to
pur.
VINCENT:
There you are. Where’d you go
tonight, ha? Screwing that little
Tabby on the corner...
He rubs the cat all over. His only love.
VINCENT (CONT’D)
I bet you’re hungry, aren’t you?
He takes Felix in his arms, shuffles to the kitchen.
The kitchen is trashed: dishes to China, mold, stacks of
newspapers a decade old. Vin opens a can of gourmet cat
food. Dumps it in a bowl. Felix waits patiently on the
counter...the food arrives. He eats like there’s no
tomorrow.
Vin needs another drink. He holds his tumbler to the ice
maker in the fridge door. It grinds. No ice. He opens
the freezer door and grabs a glob of ice cubes stuck
together, puts them on the counter.
Grabs a hammer from the junk drawer.
BANG. BANG. He smashes the ice into pieces, chips fly.
BANG! He hits his finger.
VINCENT:
UGHHHH. Sh*t. AHHHH.
Vin stumbles with the pain. His foot gets ever so close
to an ice chip on the tile floor...
Slip. Flip. Smack.
Vin flies up in the air, lands on the floor. Crack! His
head hits the tile hard. He’s out. Or dead.
Felix looks at his owner. Goes back to eating. He’s
seen it all before.
10.
INT. LIVING ROOM - MOMENTS LATER
TV insert. The ball is dropping in Times Square. 5, 4,
3, 2, 1. Happy New Year. PEOPLE hug, kiss, celebrate.
FADE TO BLACK.
EXT. VIN’S HOUSE - THE NEXT MORNING
MEN screaming in Spanish. We pan away from Vin’s house,
over towards the source of the racket.
In the neighbor’s driveway, a moving truck is backing
into the drive and ripping tree limbs along the way.
Vin’s tree limbs. A LATIN MOVER is screaming
instructions to the LATIN DRIVER.
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