Enemy of the State Page #7

SAUNDERS:

I'm expecting a favorable ruling

this afternoon on the evidenciary

motion, but I could use some more

manpower with the interrogatories.

SILVERBERG:

Mr. Dean, would you care to give Ms.

Saunders a hand with the

interrogatories.

DEAN:

God knows I would, sir, but I have

a previous engagement this evening.

SILVERBERG:

And may I ask what could possibly

be more important than Fawell Oil v.

U.S. Environmental Agency?

DEAN:

I have to go lingerie shopping.

STILWELL:

Lingerie shopping?

DEAN:

A Christmas present for my wife.

SILVERBERG:

Go to Harrison's. They've got

models that'll try the garments on

for you.

SAUNDERS:

Bobby, this is a 40 million dollar

client. I really need some help

tonight.

DEAN:

Diane, maybe you didn't hear Mr.

Silverberg. They've got models

that'll try on the garments.

(to SILVERBERG)

Thank you, sir.

SILVERBERG:

Merry Christmas, son.

EXT. OLD BROWNSTONES - AFTERNOON

Establishing. Apartments on upper floors, businesses on

lower.

INT. ZAVITZ APARTMENT - CONTINUOUS

Jacket on, ready to leave, ZAVITZ sits at his computer

finishing a transfer. A TONE beeps as a COMPUTER TIME

GRAPH sweeps to 'finished'. The screen reads: TRANSFER

COMPLETE.

There's a KNOCK at the door...

...ZAVITZ looks over.

ZAVITZ:

(pause)

Yes?

MAN'S VOICE (O.S.)

Federal Express for 'Zavitz'.

ZAVITZ:

Federal Express?

MAN'S VOICE (O.S.)

For Daniel Zavitz. I just need a

signature.

ZAVITZ:

(beat)

How'd you get in the building?

MAN'S VOICE (O.S.)

The door was open, sir. I just need

a signature.

ZAVITZ disconnects a video digitizer, removes a game-

cartridge containing the digitized video...

...and inserts it into a Gameboy.

He steps to the door and eyes the peep-hole.

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