Clash of the Titans Page #25
CAPTAIN:
Joppa is under siege! King
Kepheus needs these supplies!
Something huge breaches the surface. The captain squints
through the rain... and sees the GIGANTIC SCUTED TAIL of
Leviathan. IT GOES RIGHT PAST THEM, miraculously leaving
the fleet untouched.
But then -- they HEAR a sound BIGGER than the typhoon.
The dark sky gets darker as an ENORMOUS BLACK SHAPE
appears behind the Fleet, bearing down on them at
impossible speed --
TIAMAT'S PALACE-GALLEON so dwarfs the Fleet that it PLOWS
THROUGH the other ships without noticing, obliterating
them in seconds, sending all hands to the depths.
EXT. TIAMAT'S PALACE-GALLEON - PROW - CLOSE ON TIAMAT'S
FRIGHTENING VISAGE - NIGHT
Lit by FLASHES OF LIGHTNING. The Goddess smiles in
satisfaction at the devastation.
EXT. JETTY (THE TETHYS SEA) - DAY
A bleak shore. A boulder jetty juts into the cold pewter
sea and fades into the fog. Chunks of ice bob on the
lapping waves.
SUPERIMPOSE:
THE TETHYS SEA... 12 DAYS REMAININGThe Expedition, miserably wet, waits for passage around a
campfire on the frigid beach. Perseus, polishing the
shield he got from the Norns, looks to Amoun, who sits
smoking.
PERSEUS:
Tell of the Gorgoneion.
(CONTINUED)
81.
CONTINUED:
AMOUN:
The Rape of Medusa?
Everyone falls silent. The soldiers shift, suddenly
nervous.
THAD:
With respect, Magi, do not recite
that black tale. You'll bring the
sky down upon us.
SPYROS:
Does a fairy tale frighten you,
soldier?
Thad looks at him, sharply.
DRACO:
Tell the story, sir. My men fear
only one thing -- to let fear in
their hearts.
Mongke says something that means, "Go ahead already."
AMOUN:
Medusa was a tender young woman
once -- a mortal creature of such
rare beauty as to tempt even the
Gods. One night, on the road
home, she caught the eye of the
God of Deserts and Entropy -- Set
the Void.
FLASHBACK - EXT. COUNTRY ROAD - NIGHT
A stunning beauty, YOUNG MEDUSA, carries a water pitcher.
Suddenly, frightened, she turns, sees something, drops
the pitcher and runs.
AMOUN (V.0.)
She hastened to hallowed ground,
thinking the Goddess Tiamat would
protect her in her temple. But
the God Set followed.
A SHADOW passes swiftly over the shattered pitcher, in
pursuit.
In the center of the dark hall, SET overtakes Medusa, L.
forcing her down.
(CONTINUED)
82.
CONTINUED:
His cloak ripples as SHAPES PUSH THROUGH THE SPECTRAL
FOLDS -- the girl's reaching fingers, her screaming face.
AMOUN (V.0.)
He ravished her on the cold floor.
She felt the heartless passion of
a God.
SAME SCENE - LATER
Alone, Medusa crawls with bloody fingernails toward the
altar.
AMOUN (V.0.)
Despoiled and broken in the shadow
of Tiamat's altar, she prayed for
comfort and pleaded for courage...
But the Goddess of the Deep
regarded Medusa with disdain. The
prayers of such a frail and filthy
mortal angered Tiamat.
A bust of Tiamat chiseled from black crystal opens her
BLAZING eyes, THROWING A LONG SHADOW OF MEDUSA onto the
wall.
AMOUN (V.0.)
The Goddess twisted young Medusa
into a loathsome new thing...
The contorting shadow shows the transformation. Legs
twist and snap and become a slithering tail. Snake heads
wriggle from her skull.
L:
EXT. JETTY (TETHYS SEA) - BACK TO THE CAMPFIRE - DAY
(PRESENT)
The Expedition all hang on Amoun's every word.
AMOUN:
.. and cursed her with a hateful
stare that petrifies to stone all
that look upon her.
Grave silence. Draco realizes he's burned his dinner on
the fire. Spyros shakes his head. Perseus just stares,
a believer.
NOISES come from the fog: SPLINTERING ICE; SLOSHING
OARS. A SHAPE emerges -- an ice-cutting THREE-TIERED
GALLEY, oars moving with precision.
(CONTINUED)
83.
CONTINUED:
AMOUN:
Charon's ferry.
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