Unbreakable Page #5
JEREMY:
Mom even cried.
David looks at Megan's eyes.
JEREMY:
A lot.
Megan looks away.
MEGAN:
Not a lot.
They stand there for a moment. David looks shaken. Jeremy takes hold of his hand.
JEREMY:
Let's go home.
Megan nods. They move to the exit. The pack of cameras and reporters burst to
life as they leave the building. They jockey for position to get a last glimpse
of David Dunne.
CUT TO:
INT. KITCHEN - NIGHT
David eats a bowl of pasta alone in a modest kitchen. He stares at his hand.
Opens and closes it slowly. Beat.
He rises and puts the bowl away in the sink.
David stops just before rising the stairs. He glances into a bedroom at the
bottom of the stairs. The doorway is half open. He makes eye contact with his
wife. Beat.
DAVID:
I don't think I got the job
in New York.
MEGAN:
What does that mean?
DAVID:
Just not this second.
MEGAN:
I don't want to drag this
out too long for Jeremy.
DAVID:
I know.
Beat.
DAVID:
How about in the meantime,
you don't sleep in the
guestroom anymore?
(beat)
You sleep in our room. I'll
sleep down here.
Beat.
MEGAN:
long time ago.
(beat)
You should go up and get
some rest.
Beat. Megan slowly closes the door to the guest bedroom.
CUT TO:
INT. BEDROOM - NIGHT
David looks at his son asleep in his bed.
DAVID:
Jeremy, why don't you go
sleep with your mom?
JEREMY(eyes closed)
I want to sleep here
tonight.
DAVID:
was alone.
JEREMY(eyes closed)
I won't make any noise.
DAVID:
How about your room then? If
you get scared like before,
you can come back in here?
Beat. Jeremy doesn't answer because he's asleep. David rubs his forehead and gets
up. He turns on the t.v., low volume, as he moves into the bathroom.
CUT TO:
INT. BATHROOM - NIGHT
Hot water rushes over David's face as he stands in the shower. His attention is
drawn to the t.v. which is seen through the slightly open bathroom door.
He turns off the water to HEAR.
NEWS ANCHOR(t.v.)
...Derailed approximately
seven and half miles outside
Philadelphia. It came to
rest on its side on the
northbound tracks. It is
some if not most of the
passengers were still alive
at this time.
NEWS ANCHOR(t.v.)
only a few seconds. A Boston
northbound tracks was
seconds away from passing
train 177 when it derailed.
three-fifteen p.m. The first
of the two occupied
passenger cars was severed
in half and sent careening
in two directions. The
second of the passenger cars
four hundred feet. Six crew
members were on the freight.
One hundred and eighteen
passengers and seven crew
members were on the
passenger train... There is
one reported survivor.
(beat)
Rescue teams will be working
for the next forty-eight
debris.
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