- FADE IN:
- EXT. CITY PARK - EVENING
- AMBER and LUKE walk slowly across the grass of the park's large, central meadow.
- LUKE
- Please, you don't really have to do this.
- AMBER
- I do. I really, really do.
- LUKE
- But what if it's not Him? How do you know?
- AMBER
- Oh, it's Her for sure.
- LUKE
- See, you keep spouting heresy like that, the Fathers will kill you.
- AMBER
- I'm sure they're going to kill me anyway.
- LUKE
- How can you say that so calmly?
- AMBER
- Maybe because of me, some little girl will be inspired to stand up, and then another and another. Who knows what Her purposes are? But I trust Her.
- LUKE
- Can you just let go of those old fashioned ideas about equality? It's so 21st century, not to mention heretical.
- AMBER
- You're starting to repeat yourself.
- They find themselves at a corner of the park, packed with people crowded around various benches, on which speakers preach their many agendas.
- Heavily armed police officers pace the perimeter of the area.
- AMBER
- It's my street-corner prophet moment. All I ask is that you remember, and then tell your daughter, and make sure she tells her's. It's His will.
- LUKE
- He can't be both!
- AMBER
- Why not? Right...heresy.
- She claims space on an empty bench, and climbs onto it.
- A woman daring to take a speaker's bench elicits gasps from the crowd around her.
- AMBER
- I bring a message from God. She says "Repent!"
- The crowd roars in anger, drowning her words.
- Luke tries to protect her, but is shoved aside by the mob, who grasp for Amber.
- As she is pulled down by the crowd, aided by the two eager officers, she raises a fist in the air, and yells about the roar.
- AMBER
- God is a girl!
- She is pulled down by the mob and disappears under a wave of fists.
- FADE TO BLACK.
Monday, April 14, 2008
105. God is a Girl - Leslie
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