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And from that EMPTY DESK with the note sitting on it we go -
INT. LAINE’S ROOM - DAY
Laine stands at a mirror as an OLDER WOMAN zips up her black
dress from behind. This is Laine’s grandmother, NONA.
The woman sees the devastation on her granddaughter’s face.
Their conversations are always in Spanish with subtitles -
NONA:
I know this mourning that you feel.
With the death of a friend, there
is a part of you who dies as well.
LAINE:
It’s like there’s a pain in my
heart that will never go away. .
NONA:
Respect grief, my precious Elena.
It is often in these times we find
our own light and understanding.
Laine looks at her grandmother.
LAINE:
I don’t want understanding. !I want
Debbie back.
There’s a knock at the door. !Laine’s father, ANTHONY MORENO.
Latino. !Dressed in a suit. !His eyes filled with heartache.
MR. MORENO
It’s time.
EXT. DEBBIE’S HOUSE - DAY
Several cars are parked out front. GUESTS in post-funeral
attire heading into the house.
7.
INT. DEBBIE’S HOUSE - DOWNSTAIRS - DAY
WITH LAINE. Standing among the mourners who are gathered in
the house. Adults. Other high school friends. A few
teachers... Mr. Satlof among them. Trevor and Isabelle are
here.
Laine moves through the gathering. Voices hushed. Snippets
of dialogue:
MOURNERS (VARIOUS)
...and that Carol had to find her
like that... in the closet. Just
horrible... makes no sense.
They’re packed and coming to stay
with me... can’t be in this house
another night...
Laine hovers, glances at a vintage ANNIVERSARY CLOCK. Small
crack in the glass dome. Hands frozen in time. Hasn’t
worked in years.
Beat... then over at the stairs she sees a GUY standing there
holding flowers. Student. Strange. Thrift store suit and
tie. He doesn’t seem to know anyone else here. He’s just
standing there. Glancing up the stairs...
Laine hears crying. Sees Debbie’s PARENTS sitting across the
house, being comforted by friends. THE MOTHER, sobbing.
Laine turns back... and now that GUY at the bottom of the
stairs is gone. His flowers left behind on the foyer table.
INT. DEBBIE’S ROOM - DAY
Upstairs. Laine pushes open a door into Debbie’s bedroom.
She steps inside and glances around, as if trying to
understand Debbie’s sudden death.
The room is decorated in an eclectic style. Evidence of
Debbie’s life in high school theatre. Framed posters and
photos of her plays and performances. But the most prominent
feature in the room is a MURAL OF A TREE, silhouette style.
Painted branches sweeping across the wall.
It’s familiar. We’ve been in this room before...
Laine casts a glance to the closet. !The door is slightly
open. An unsettling crack of darkness within. Laine reaches
out and pushes it closed.
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