Coco Page #11
- PG
- Year:
- 2017
- 105 min
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MIGUEL:
But I wasn't stealing the guitar!
MAMÁ IMELDA
Guitar...?
42.
MIGUEL:
It was my great-great
grandfather's, he would have wanted
me to have it--
MAMÁ IMELDA
Ah-ah-ah! We do not speak of
that...
(disgust)
...musician! He is DEAD to this
family!
MIGUEL:
Uh, you're all dead.
Dante balances his paws at the edge of the clerk's desk and
tries to reach a plate of food.
CLERK:
ACHOO! I am sorry, whose alebrije
is that?
Miguel steps up, trying to pull Dante away from the treats.
MIGUEL:
That's just Dante.
TÍA ROSITA
He sure doesn't look like an
alebrije.
Tía Rosita gestures to the fantastical creatures fluttering
on the other side of the window.
TÍO OSCAR
He just looks like a plain old
dog...
TÍO FELIPE
...Or a sausage someone dropped in
a barbershop.
CLERK:
Whatever he is, I am -- ACHOO! --
terribly allergic.
MIGUEL:
But Dante doesn't have any hair.
CLERK:
And I don't have a nose, and yet
here we are -- ACHOO!!
43.
MAMÁ IMELDA
But none of this explains why I
couldn't cross over.
Miguel realizes something. He sheepishly pulls out the
folded photo.
MIGUEL:
Oh...
He unfolds the photo.
MAMÁ IMELDA
You took my photo off the ofrenda?!
MIGUEL:
It was an accident!
Mamá Imelda turns to the clerk, fire in her eyes.
MAMÁ IMELDA
How do we send him back?!
CLERK:
Well, since it's a family matter...
(flipping pages)
The way to undo a family curse is
to get your family's blessing.
MIGUEL:
That's it?
CLERK:
Get your family's blessing, and
everything SHOULD go back to
normal. But you gotta do it by
sunrise!
MIGUEL:
What happens at sunrise?
PAPÁ JULIO
Híjole! Your hand!
Miguel looks at his hand. The tip of one of his fingers has
started to turn skeletal. He turns pale. He starts to faint
when Papá Julio picks him up and gently slaps him awake.
PAPÁ JULIO
Whoa, Miguel. Can't have you
fainting on us.
44.
CLERK:
But not to worry! Your family's
here, you can get your blessing
right now.
The clerk searches the ground near Tía Rosita.
CLERK:
Cempasúchil, cempasúchil. Aha!
Perdón, señora.
Tía Rosita titters. The clerk plucks a marigold petal from
the hem of her dress. He hands the petal to Mamá Imelda.
CLERK:
(to Imelda)
Now, you look at the living and say
his name.
Imelda turns to Miguel.
MAMÁ IMELDA
Miguel.
CLERK:
Nailed it. Now say: I give you my
blessing.
MAMÁ IMELDA
I give you my blessing.
The marigold petal glows in her fingers. Miguel brightens.
But Mamá Imelda is not finished.
MAMÁ IMELDA (CONT'D)
I give you my blessing to go
home...
The glow of the marigold petal surges.
MAMÁ IMELDA (CONT'D)
To put my photo back on the
ofrenda...
Each added condition makes the petal glow brighter. Imelda
delivers it like a scolding, but Miguel nods.
MAMÁ IMELDA (CONT'D)
And to never play music again!
The petal surges one last time.
45.
MIGUEL:
What? She can't do that!
CLERK:
Well technically she can add any
conditions she wants.
Miguel stares her down. Imelda is firm in her resolve.
MIGUEL:
Fine.
CLERK:
(to Imelda)
Then you hand the petal to Miguel.
Imelda extends the petal to Miguel, who reaches for it.
He grabs the petal. WHOOOOSH! He's consumed by a whirlwind
of petals and disappears.
DE LA CRUZ'S MAUSOLEUM - NIGHT
He reappears in a whirlwind of petals. It seems like he's
solid. He runs to the window and looks out.
MIGUEL:
No skeletons!
Miguel laughs, relieved. Then, a mischievous smile on his
face, he turns and eyes de la Cruz's guitar.
Miguel quickly grabs the guitar.
MIGUEL:
Mariachi Plaza, here I come--
He takes two steps toward the door, then WHOOOOSH!
CLERK'S OFFICE - SAME TIME
Miguel appears back in the clerk's office in another flash of
the marigold whirlwind, without the guitar. The family
turns, shocked to see him back so soon.
Miguel realizes his hands are still in guitar-holding
position.
MAMÁ IMELDA
Two seconds and you already break
your promise!
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