The Beach Page #3
RICHARD:
Just take it, OK.
Daffy takes it.
Richard returns to the video as a big yellow explosion is
reflected on his face.
INT. RICHARD'S HOTEL ROOM. NIGHT.
Some light enters from the street through a small window.
Richard lies on his bed, watching the fan rotate above him.
He is listening to the sound of Etienne and Francoise
engaging in noisy sex. They reach the climax of their
activity and fall silent.
Richard just has time to enjoy the silence when a new
disturbance begins, this time from the next room in the
other direction. It is a man, Daffy, banging on the wall
just above Richard's head and shouting in time.
DAFFY (O.S.)
Have. You. Got. Anything. To. Smoke.
Have. You. Got. Anything. To. -
INT. HOTEL CORRIDOR. NIGHT.
Richard knocks sharply on the door of Daffy's room.
The door is opened immediately by Daffy, looking even worse
then before.
RICHARD:
No, I don't have anything to smoke.
Daffy stares at him for a moment. Recognition dawns.
DAFFY:
You. You're the guy that lent me the money.
RICHARD:
Yeah, that's right. Now could you be quiet
so I can get some sleep.
DAFFY:
Ten dollars. I'll find a way to pay you
back. How would you like to know About
somewhere special? The perfect beach.
Paradise. No one else knows about it.
That's got to be worth something. What do
you say?
RICHARD:
Look I don't care about the money right
now:
I just want some sleep. So if youcould be quiet -
DAFFY:
Yea, OK. I will be, I will be, I promise.
RICHARD:
Thanks.
Richard turns away.
DAFFY:
Richard -
He turns back.
DAFFY:
(continuing)
Been nice knowing you.
He sticks his hand out.
Richard politely reciprocates.
RICHARD:
Sure.
They shake hands.
INT. EXT. RESTAURANT. DAY.
The restaurant fronts on to the street where a new day's
activity is beginning.
Richard watches this as he eats his breakfast.
He notices Etienne and Francoise sit down at the next table.
RICHARD:
Bonjour.
ETIENNE:
Good morning.
FRANCOISE:
Did you sleep well?
RICHARD:
Not too bad.
FRANCOISE:
I hope our noise did not keep you awake.
Richard looks from one to the other.
RICHARD:
The noise? Don't worry. You're on holiday.
ETIENNE:
She means your neighbor. The Scotsman
RICHARD:
Oh, that noise! Yes, he certainly did.
ETIENNE:
We moved rooms because of him.
FRANCOISE:
He tried to borrow money from us.
ETIENNE:
What idiot would lend him money? It would
disappear.
FRANCOISE:
He said if we lent him money h would tell
ETIENNE:
It's on an island that no one get to.
FRANCOISE:
But he has been there, off course.
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