Pet Sematary Page #4
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- 1989
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JUD:
Jud Crandall. I live just across the road.
RACHEL:
I'm Rachel. Thanks again for saving
the wandering minstrel boy, here.
JUD:
No harm, no foul. But you want to watch
out for that road. Those damn trucks go
back and forth all day and most of the
night.
JUD:
Who might you be, little Miss?
ELLIE:
I'm Ellen Creed and I live at 642
Alden Lane, Dearborn, Michigan. (Pause)
At least, I used to.
JUD:
And now you live on Route 9 in Ludlow,
and your dad's gonna be the new doctor
up to the college, I hear, and I think
you're going to be just as happy as a
clam here, Ellen Creed.
ELLIE (to LOUIS)
They all laugh--even GAGE.
RACHEL:
Excuse me, Mr. Crandall--I've got to
change this kid. It's nice to meet you.
JUD:
Same here. Come over and visit when
you get the chance.
As RACHEL, carrying GAGE, moves away:
ELLIE (worries)
Daddy, do I really have to have the
stingy stuff?
LOUIS:
No-I guess not.
ELLIE:
Yayyy!
She goes belting off.
JUD (amused)
I guess your daughter there ain't
going to die after all.
LOUIS (also amused)
I guess not.
JUD:
House has stood empty for too long.
It's damn good to see people in it again.
SOUND:
A truck engine, gearing down.EXT. A MOVING VAN
It blinks and comes lumbering into the Creed's driveway.
LOUIS:
Hey--they actually found the place!
JUD:
Movin' in's mighty thirsty work. I
usually sit out on my porch of an evening
and pour a couple of beers over m'dinner.
Come on over and join me, if you want.
LOUIS:
Well, maybe I----
RACHEL (voice)
Louis, what's this?
GAGE has been changed, and RACHEL is following him as he explores
the nearest edges of the new homestead. They are fairly close to
the wreckage of the tire swing, and here is the head of the path
ELLIE has already glimpsed.
They cross to the van. The FIRST and SECOND MOVERS are just
climbing out of the van.
FIRST MOVER:
You Mr. Creed?
LOUIS:
Yes. Just a second.
EXT. RACHEL AND GAGE, AT THE HEAD OF THE PATH
She's holding GAGE on her hip now, and both of them are looking at
that strange (and oddly enticing) path which disappears into the
deepening twilight. LOUIS and JUD join them.
LOUIS:
The movers--
RACHEL:
Yes--I know. This path, Louis? Where does
it go?
LOUIS:
I don't have the slightest idea. When I saw
the house, this field was under four feet
of snow.
RACHEL (smiling)
I bet Mr. Crandall knows!
JUD nods. He smiles, too, but underneath the smile we sense that
he is serious.
JUD:
Oh, ayuh! I know. It's a good story, and
a good walk, too. I'll take you up there
sometime, and tell you the story, too--
after you get settled in.
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