A Quiet Place Page #4
...they’ve been preparing for the baby’s arrival for months.
INT. FARMHOUSE, CHILDREN’S BEDROOM - DAY
Mia gets down on all fours and peers under April’s bed. She
sees something that puzzles her. Takes a moment to register.
The POLAROID OF THE TEENAGE GIRL from the basement is buried
under a pile of clothes. Mia examines it for a moment, then
places it back.
Mia moves to the hall. She staggers a little. Feels dizzy.
10.
INT. FARMHOUSE, HALL - DAY
Mia staggers toward the bathroom. Every step takes
extraordinary effort.
INT. SHED - LATER
John and Will hang each sheet from the pile. One by one. The
process is SLOW and DILIGENT, with no room for error.
April teases Will while he works. He pushes her away. A
little too hard. She frowns, her feelings hurt.
INT. FARMHOUSE, BATHROOM - DAY
Mia sits in a BATH TUB. Her face red. Doing everything she
can to not make a sound. Fighting an immense amount of pain.
John stands on a LADDER, fastening a sheet to the ceiling.
About half the stack has been put up.
When no one is looking, April pulls one of the sheets off the
wall. She smiles to herself, almost wants to get caught, but
no one sees her.
INT. FARMHOUSE, BATHROOM - DAY
Mia’s contractions increase.
The sun is lower in the sky. Much progress has been made on
the walls and ceiling, which are now 60% covered in sound
proofing.
April wanders past THREE BUNKS: one for John & Mia, one for
Will, and one for herself. April’s bunk is half-decorated
with STICKERS and a Wizard of Oz SCARECROW plush toy.
April grabs a PILLOW from her bed. Looks to her brother
mischievously.
INT. FARMHOUSE, BATHROOM - AFTERNOON
Mia grips the side of the tub as -
11.
INT. SHED - AFTERNOON
April SMACKS Will with the pillow. He’s in no mood. He fights
back. John breaks them up, scolds April. Points at his
daughter, motioning for her to leave.
April sulks away, angry. Steps outside the shed and STOPS.
She sees the RED FLOOD LIGHTS ARE ON. She panics, runs back
to the shed and grabs her father. He starts to get scared
when he realizes how scared she is.
EXT. FARMHOUSE - AFTERNOON
John runs across the lawn as fast as he can. Throws the front
door open. No time for shoe covers.
INT. FARMHOUSE, UPSTAIRS - AFTERNOON
Sprints up the stairs.
INT. FARMHOUSE, BATHROOM - AFTERNOON
Finds his wife in the bathtub. She’s in labor.
EXT. SHED - AFTERNOON
Will and April run off in the opposite direction of the
farmhouse. It’s as if they’ve been rehearsing for this moment
for months.
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