The X-Files Page #2
- Year:
- 1998
- 60 min
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Then SEVERAL HEADS appear in the opening. These are BOYS
of ten to eleven, staring down into the cave. Hot
sunlight blazing in. We have traveled far, far forward
in time.
2ND BOY
Hey, Stevie. You okay?
On the floor below covered with dirt, in his nose and
mouth. Spitting out. (All these boys have Texas in their
voices.)
STEVIE:
I got...I got....I got....
(straining)
....the wind knocked out of me.
This draws no sympathy from above, only LAUGHTER.
Staring excitedly.
3RD BOY
Looks like a cave or something.
2ND BOY
What's down there, Stevie? Anything?
Stevie has gotten up, moving out of the patch of
sunlight. Disappearing from view for a moment. Then
reappearing, still spitting out dirt. But holding:
STEVIE:
Human skull.
One side partially missing from the cranium. But it
brings WHOOPS of delight from the boys above.
3RD BOY
Toss it up here, dude.
STEVIE:
No way, buttwipe. I found it. It's
mine.
The other boys looking down at him. Stevie looking at
the skull. Strangely, the light shines through it. It is
milky, opaque, as if it's bone that's turned somehow
glassy in places. Then:
STEVIE:
Anyways, there's bones all over the
place down here.
Stevie looks down at his feet. CAMERA FOLLOWING HIS LOOK
DOWN to where there are indeed more human bones. And
something else. He takes a couple of steps in place,
standing in a familiar BLACK, OILY substance -- which is
climbing up his tennis shoe from the rock floor, over
the edge of the shoe and down into the shoe itself. Then
the SKULL drops in the frame, clattering on the hard
floor of the cave.
CAMERA SLOWLY RISING UP FROM STEVIE'S SHOES
Following SUBCUTANEOUS WORMS which have begun locomoting
aggressively up his legs. As his whole body is WRACKED
by a shivering seizure of some kind.
CAMERA RISES, following the path of the worms as they
move up the legs of his shorts. Some appearing on his
bare arms, but the great majority continuing up to
Stevie's neck, toward his face. Stevie stands paralyzed.
Letting out guttural sounds not dissimilar to when the
wind was knocked out of him.
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