The Crazies Page #3
The MEDICAL EXAMINER, balding, bespectacled, finishing his
autopsy notes. David walks over. A body sheeted in plastic
on the autopsy table. Tag on the toe: HAMILL, RORY C.
DAVID:
Just wanted to get his blood-
alcohol, put in my report.
MEDICAL EXAMINER
Zero-point-zero.
DAVID:
Come again?
MEDICAL EXAMINER
Zero-point-
DAVID:
I heard what you said. Stacy,
that's not right, he was drunk.
The Examiner shakes his head. Collects his things to go.
MEDICAL EXAMINER
Checked it twice. Rory was a
drinker, but not last night.
He exits. David, baffled, peels back the sheet and studies
the corpse like it might offer clues. But there is only the
grim reality of death. The tell-tale Y-shaped incision
sutured shut across the torso.
And the small black hole his bullet made.
7.
Small, functional. David's lone deputy is fielding phone
calls in the common area. DEPUTY RUSSELL. Young. Capable.
Built like a linebacker. He'd be sheriff if David weren't
around but his loyalty is absolute.
RUSSELL:
(into phone)
I can’t answer that - look, like I
said, you'll have to talk to
Sheriff Dutton, try back later.
RUSSELL:
Hey.
DAVID:
Russ.
David goes into his office. Sorts through the mail on his
desk. Russell follows, only as far as the doorway, stands
there for a moment gauging the climate.
RUSSELL:
Some f***in' ball game, huh.
David sits down, nods.
DAVID:
Yeah.
EXT. OGDEN MARSH HIGH SCHOOL - DAY
Humble brick building with a sign out front. Home of the
wildcats.
DAVID (V.O.)
So you all saw something last night
I sure wish you hadn't...
David, before a microphone, addressing the STUDENTS in
general assembly. SCHOOL OFFICIALS looking on.
DAVID:
...Hard to make sense of it, even
for me. Talk to your teachers,
talk to me if you want...
The SEA OF YOUNG FACES, some visibly upset, some visibly not.
8.
DAVID:
...We don’t have all the answers,
but we’re here to help.
INT. CORRIDOR OUTSIDE GYM, HIGH SCHOOL - LATER
Post assembly, David walks down the hall with the PRINCIPAL.
Students swarm past back to class. Flirting. Talking on
cell phones. Life returning to normal.
PRINCIPAL:
Wasn't so long ago you were roaming
these halls. That hellraiser
turned into a sheriff somehow. And
a fine one.
(then)
Your mom and dad still liking
Florida okay?
DAVID:
Yeah. Dad swore he wouldn't last a
month down there. Then he saw the
golf courses.
They come past a teacher who can’t unlock his classroom door.
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