Sunday, October 19, 2008

293. Wormhole Dreams - Leslie







  • FADE IN:

  • INT. EMPTY HALLWAY - NIGHT

  • ELI wanders down a Victorian hallway, lights flickering against dark carpet and ornately detailed wallpaper.

  • He passes a slightly open door and stops, hearing faint music playing.

  • He walks past, then walks back to the door and steps through into another hallway.

  • INT. SECOND HALLWAY - NIGHT

  • The door opens into smaller, dark hallway.

  • Eli walks cautiously, following the music.

  • He turns a corner and finds a brightly-lit hallway running perpendicular to hallway he is in.

  • It is flooded with people in corsets and fishnet, flowing dresses and piercings.

  • They race through the hallway tearing wallpaper from the walls, smashing lamps, destroying without a sound.

  • Eli backs away, heading back down the dark hallway.

  • FIONA, a small, powerfully built woman in a beautifully crafted corset and jeans pulls away from the group and looks down the hallway, directly at Eli.

  • FIONA
  • Join us! Isn't this a beautiful dream?

  • She laughs and he moves towards her, enchanted.

  • She waves him on and he enters the stream of chaos, carried along by the wave.

  • He laughs at the abandon.

  • Fiona turns to him.

  • FIONA
  • You should be careful. You shouldn't be here.

  • Eli turns to her, confused.

  • ELI
  • What? You just said this was a dream?

  • She stares at him.

  • FIONA
  • Did I?

  • Then she laughs again.

  • Laughing she turns to him.

  • FIONA
  • Run away, before the demons sing. Run away.

  • She smiles sweetly.

  • Eli tries to fight his way out of the crowd.

  • They turn on themselves, compressing smaller and smaller, the hallway sucking in around them, Eli now at the center.

  • He struggles to free himself, but it is too late, the crowd seeming to devour itself as the hallway melts in.

  • FIONA
  • Isn't this a wonderful dream? I told you to run!

  • And then there is nothing, the room sucking into darkness, leaving an ever expanding blackhole and in the distance a faint singing.

  • FADE TO BLACK.


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