Pay Day Narrative
EXT. PAGE’S DRIVEWAY - DAY
PAGE, is a father. He is in his early 40s. He places a gift bag next to his daughters new car. He grabs a bow out of the bag and carefully places it on the hood of the car.
Morris drives fast past Page’s house. He honks his horn. Page looks up at Morris who drives past him. He waves.
PAGE
Hi Morris.
He focuses his attention back on making sure the bow looks perfect on his daughters car.
INT. CESSNA 172 - DAY
Morris puts his earmuffs on. He flips the control buttons up. He cautiously lifts the throttle control up.
The plane beautifully takes off from the runway. His airplane climbs higher into the sky.
Morris’s airplane flies over the Chesapeake Bay. He glances out the window.
EXT. CHESAPEAKE BAY - DAY
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EXT. GRASS FIELD - DAY
The fire is a few feet in front of the plane. Ray points the extinguisher nozzle at the fire. He sweeps it from side to side, putting out the fire.
PAGE (O.C.)
I need help!
Once the fire is put out Ray puts the fire extinguisher on the ground. He runs towards the plane.
EXT. CESSNA 172 - DAY
He looks at the passenger door, but it has multiple wires wrapped around it. He pulls on the door, but he can’t get in. He tries to move the wires, but they won’t budge. He runs to the front of the plane.
INT. COCKPIT - DAY
He puts his hands on the broken windshield and climbs through it. Blood drips down Ray’s hand. The interior layout of the plane has completely switched. Ray walks into the plane stepping onto the ceiling, which is on the bottom. Morris’s seat and the control dashboard are on top.
Morris’s face is black, drenched in blood. He sits buckled in, eyes are closed, chin pressed against his body, arms and legs are sprawled out blackened with blood - unresponsive. His glasses are crooked, and parts of the glass fell out of the frame.
PAGE
Morris can you hear me? (Beat) We’re going to get you out.
Page holds Morris’s body intact, while he tries to unbuckle
PAGE, is a father. He is in his early 40s. He places a gift bag next to his daughters new car. He grabs a bow out of the bag and carefully places it on the hood of the car.
Morris drives fast past Page’s house. He honks his horn. Page looks up at Morris who drives past him. He waves.
PAGE
Hi Morris.
He focuses his attention back on making sure the bow looks perfect on his daughters car.
INT. CESSNA 172 - DAY
Morris puts his earmuffs on. He flips the control buttons up. He cautiously lifts the throttle control up.
The plane beautifully takes off from the runway. His airplane climbs higher into the sky.
Morris’s airplane flies over the Chesapeake Bay. He glances out the window.
EXT. CHESAPEAKE BAY - DAY
The …show more content…
EXT. GRASS FIELD - DAY
The fire is a few feet in front of the plane. Ray points the extinguisher nozzle at the fire. He sweeps it from side to side, putting out the fire.
PAGE (O.C.)
I need help!
Once the fire is put out Ray puts the fire extinguisher on the ground. He runs towards the plane.
EXT. CESSNA 172 - DAY
He looks at the passenger door, but it has multiple wires wrapped around it. He pulls on the door, but he can’t get in. He tries to move the wires, but they won’t budge. He runs to the front of the plane.
INT. COCKPIT - DAY
He puts his hands on the broken windshield and climbs through it. Blood drips down Ray’s hand. The interior layout of the plane has completely switched. Ray walks into the plane stepping onto the ceiling, which is on the bottom. Morris’s seat and the control dashboard are on top.
Morris’s face is black, drenched in blood. He sits buckled in, eyes are closed, chin pressed against his body, arms and legs are sprawled out blackened with blood - unresponsive. His glasses are crooked, and parts of the glass fell out of the frame.
PAGE
Morris can you hear me? (Beat) We’re going to get you out.
Page holds Morris’s body intact, while he tries to unbuckle