Fright Page #2

Luke (getting in the car): Ash!

Ash (getting in the car also): Motherfucka! Why didn’t you f***ing shoot him?!

Luke:
I left it at the station.

Ash (as they drive off): You retarded motherfucka!

Greensuit jumps onto the hood of the car. Ash and Luke scream as Greensuit begins poking at the hood with a fork.

Ash:
F***! FUCKA--!

Luke:
Motherf***er! Drive! Drive--

As they push on the brakes and Greensuit breaks through the window, We then cut to a high school, We meet our main protagonist, Jamy, who is trying to get to her locker, but two females are making out on her locker, She grabs her notebook and they slam her hand as she is too slow. She quietly screams as she struggles to, but is able to open it ever so slightly to get her hand free. We cut to her walking in the bathroom, and she goes in a stall, and sits on the toilet (the lid is on however). She cries in her hands as she looks at a photo of her father. It says RIP, 1956-2016 on the end.

Jamy:
It was 2015-- DAMMIT!

She slams the photo on the wet ground, and she then grabs it again, and sobs on it as we cut to her walking in Professor Loomis’ class. She sits, looking like she wants to die.

Loomis:
Happy New Year everybody.

Everyone cheers as Loomis waves down.

Loomis:
We have had a death occur. Jamy’s father, Jai Hart Feathers.

Silence.

Loomis:
I’m so sorry, Jamy. Your father was a great teacher here--

Jamy:
Really? You’re sorry? No you’re not. Nobody here is--

Loomis:
I know how grief is, When my wife left me, I--

Jamy:
That whore?

Everyone gasps and a couple people laugh and say You’re gonna get in trouble!

Loomis:
No, No, No, No. She’s right. My wife cheated on me.

Liz:
With my dad!

Loomis (nods):
Yes Liz.

Jamy:
Everyone is acting like it’s such a big f***ing deal, It isn’t! Alright?! I’m fine.

Loomis:
Well, Alright. (looks at board and grabs book off his desk: Turn to the last chapter of--

We cut to several shots of Jamy looking through the window, Greensuit is staring at her and Jamy looks at her with a somewhat angry look. As greensuit leaves, Loomis looks over at Jamy.

Loomis:
And the book ends, but what Samuel is really talking about here is fate.

Jamy stares at her book that she hasn’t opened.

Loomis:
You see, fate caught up with several lives here. No matter what course of action Rollins took, he was destined to his own fate, his own day of reckoning with himself. The idea is that destiny is a very real, concrete thing that every person has to deal with.

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