Blade Runner Page #4
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- Year:
- 1982
- 117 min
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force cater to your personal needs!
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qualifications for the Offworld
Emmigration Programs... the
standard OPE short form... there's
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Lights from the blimp flash along the street and wipe
across the crowds of pedestrians as the VOICE TRACK
CONTINUES TO BLARE from above.
A portable noodle bar is crowded with customers, sit-
ting on stools slurping their food out of bowls.
DECKARD is standing near the noodle bar waiting for a
seat. He's in his thirties, wiry, athletic, rumpled,
used, unshaven. He's holding a newspaper, made of
tissue paper, open while he glances at the blimp
passing NOISILY overhead. Then he notices the
COUNTERMAN.
The Counterman is beckoning to him to a newly vacated
seat.
Deckard sits down at the noodle bar and the Counterman,
an elderly Japanese, slaps a menu in front of him.
No words on the menu, just pictures of sliced fish
parts.
Deckard points to a particular item and holds up four
fingers.
The Counterman looks at the item on the menu, confirms
the order by holding up two fingers.
Deckard shakes his head "no" and repeats his four
fingers.
The Counterman nods, corrected and hurries off.
Deckard glances overhead.
The blimp drifts off among the buildings like a fish
disappearing in seaweed, the NOISY VOICE doing a
diminuendo.
Whap. The Counterman slaps a bowl of rice and a pot
of tea in front of Deckard. Then he puts the little
bowl with the two slices of fish on the counter.
Deckard looks at the fish. Two slices of fish.
He looks at the Counterman and holds up four fingers.
The Counterman looks down at the two slices of fish,
looks like two to him. He looks at Deckard as though
Deckard was a fool and holds up two fingers. He can
count!
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