3-Headed Shark Attack Page #2

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ALLISON:
Whoa, check these out behind you.

RYAN:
Weird.

OMAR:
That's crazy.

These are amazing.

Did you guys notice

anything interesting?

Yeah, they're mutations. Really unique

ones, from the looks of things.

DR. NELSON:
That's correct.

Every fourth or fifth specimen we pull from

the ocean in this area, manifest a mutation.

We keep them all here to study.

MAGGIE:
That's the grim truth of

what pollution does.

Well, one of the things, anyway.

This is what happens when people can just

toss their garbage wherever they want.

For instance, take a look at

this turtle specimen.

Exhibits the duel cranium

abnormality.

Wow.

Far out.

Check out this little guy.

Geez. [SCOFFS]

Real nice place you

guys have here.

MAGGIE:
I don't know what's

going on or what's happening?

DR. NELSON:
Something's riling

them up.

What could be causing this?

This sort of behaviors is normally triggered

by the presence of a large predator.

But this is a bit extreme,

obviously. Excuse me.

That thing is pissed.

DR. THOMAS:
Hey Steve!

How's it looking?

The pollution levels at the Patch

are looking pretty elevated today,

DR. THOMAS:
Huh. Steve: Other

than that, everything seems fine.

How are the new kids?

They're wonderful.

[PHONE RINGS] Sorry. I

need to take this. Okay.

[PHONE RINGING] Steve here.

DR. NELSON:
Hey Steve, this is Ted.

We're down here in the specimen room.

Something's riling these

creatures pretty badly.

Can you see if there's any

seismic activity happening?

Any sort of weather anomaly?

STEVE:
I'll give'er a look.

Give me two minutes.

Okay, thanks.

- [HANGS UP PHONE]

- What's up?

That was the specimen room,

something's spooking the mutations.

Just checking the tectonic plates

activity, or maybe... [BEEPING]

That's weird.

What do you have?

Something big.

Right off the shoreline.

[SCOFFS] Could it be a piece of

the Garbage Patch that broke off?

Maybe something from the

current that's coming up?

STEVE:
Nothing this big

would move so fast.

STEVE:
I don't know what the

hell this is.

It looks like it's

heading to the surface.

I'm gonna go topside

and check it out, okay?

Oh hey, Steve, enable low alert,

just in case.

Okay.

[LAUGHS] No way!

Is that - is that a whale?

All right!

[ALARM BLARING]

Professor!

Something up?

I don't know. Something

topside. Ted come with me.

You guys, stay here.

[ALARM BLARING]

I mean, it seems like that's

where all the action is.

That's what I'm talking about.

Let's go.

[ALARM BLARING]

Ah, dammit!

[ACTIVIST GROUP SHOUTING]

Brad! Hey!

Brad! Get out of the water!

MALE:
Brad! Did you ditch us?

What? No man. I just left

something on the boat.

Oh you guys just missed

it though.

There was a big whale or something

out here, a minute ago.

Brad! Get out of the water, now!

Nah, it's fine Professor. We've

all kicked it with whales before.

Are you serious, Brad?

Oh, hell yeah!

Here it comes again.

You guys gotta see the

size of this thing.

What was that?

I have no idea.

Everybody, get back inside.

Brad, stop being an idiot

and get out of the water.

I don't think that's a whale.

[SCREAMING]

Oh! [EVERYONE SCREAMING]

[SCREAMING] Brad!

MAGGIE:
Professor. Dr. Thomas: We need

to enable higher safety protocols, now!

MAGGIE:
Everybody, inside, now!

Greg, come on!

[PHONE RINGING]

This is Brian.

[STEVE ON PHONE] Brian, I need

you to lock up down there.

Right. Okay.

I'll do the best I can.

[METAL/CRASH]

[RUMBLING]

Come on.

[RUMBLING]

[SCREAMS]

We've initiated stage one

safety protocol.

We need to move on to stage 2.

Someone just died.

Attention Persephone.

We are now moving to Stage 2

safety protocol.

Complete lockdown.

[ALARM BLARING]

STEVE:
Attention Coast Guard, this

is Persephone Research Station 1.

Requesting assistance

immediately. Over.

[STATIC]

Coast Guard, this is Persephone.

Requesting immediate assistance. Over.

[STATIC]

Mayday! Mayday!

Coast Guard? Anyone?

Do you copy?

[STATIC]

Something's jamming the signal.

Elevated radiation levels

from the garbage patch.

STEVE:
They play hell with the

radio signal from time to time.

Not great timing, Steve.

Yeah. Tell me about it.

Right. Um... So now what?

We just wait it out?

We have ruptures in the hull.

We're taking on water in some

places on main level 2.

But it looks like we're working

on getting those sealed off.

Okay. Stay on high alert. All of

you. Follow our safety-

[INTERRUPTS] Professor.

Professor, LOOK!

It's building speed.

[RUMBLING]

This doesn't make sense.

Sharks are hunters, but

this level of aggression?

It's unheard of.

Well, I've never heard of a giant

3 headed shark before, either.

But, I guess all bets

are off at this point.

[CRASHING]

We got to seal this section off before

we take on too much water! Come on!

Let's go, let's go, let's go!

Give me that radio.

[THUD/HISSING]

[EXPLOSIONS]

[ALARM BLARING]

[EXPLOSION]

[DISTORTED COMPUTER VOICE] ...overload.

Full evacuation protocol initiated.

Holy Hell.

We need to evacuate, now!

[ALARM BLARING]

Everyone try to remain calm.

Follow me.

Remain calm?

Come on!

Dr. Nelson, get these kids up

top. Move! Go, go, go!

Level 2-B, I got you

taking on water.

Steve, A-4 is taking on water.

Way too much water.

BRIAN:
We're evacuating down here.

I'm going to try to seal it off.

You've gotta get out of there, Brian.

Get out! Get out now, Brian!

[ON RADIO]

BRIAN:
There's no way out. We-

[STATIC] [BRIAN SCREAMING]

Level C? Anyone copy on level C?

I've got fires all

over down there.

[STATIC]

Come in.

[STATIC]

[CRASHING]

No! [EXPNO! ION]

Professor, is there another way?

That's the only emergency path

to the emergency skiffs.

MAGGIE:
There's another option.

The earth pact boat.

We can still get there

from here, right?

Back to the main entrance?

DR. THOMAS:
If we move fast.

MAGGIE:
Then we'll move fast.

MAGGIE:
Where's the Earth Pact

boat you came in on?

PROFESSOR THOMAS: The island is flooding.

It's got to further out now.

There!

You're crazy. I'm not going out

there with that thing in the water.

With the getaway route

blocked off, this is it.

Your boat's the only

chance we have.

I'll go first.

OMAR:
No way, man. Let me go.

GREG:
No, no, wait. We're not

fighting about this.

I'll swim out there, I'll fire

it up, and I'll bring it closer.

MAGGIE:
Greg, I don't think-

GREG:
Maggie...

Trust me.

OMAR:
Greg. Greg!

[SIGHS OF RELIEF] Oh my god.

Come on.

[ENGINE SPUTTERING]

It's gonna take me a minute to

get this peach of shoot started.

Just hang tight!

GREG:
Oh my god!

Where do I start?

See, that's what I

was talking about.

He doesn't even know

how to start the boat.

I should have said something.

I got this. Ryan!

[EVERYONE SHOUTING]

He'll be fine.

Push! Push! Push! Get in here!

Good.

[SIGHS OF RELIEF] Thank god.

RYAN:
Get up there!

GREG:
Start the engine!

So, what do you think, Doc?

You think we got enough time to get

out there and make it or what?

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