Even Cowgirls Get The Blues Page #20
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- Year:
- 1993
- 95 min
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DR. DREYFUS
And so you are demanding at last the
privileges of thumb that nature has
perversely denied you?
SISSY:
I just want to be normal, give me
that old-fashioned normality. It was
good enough for Crazy Horse and it's
good enough for me.
DR. DREYFUS
Ah, yes. Very well, my dear. Here is
what we can do.
VIEWS OF Sissy admitted to a hospital Blood analyzed in a
laboratory.
Powerful lamps turn on in an operating room.
IV tubes are inserted in veins.
Sissy is wheeled into surgery.
An anesthesiologist sticks a needle into a curved and creamy
ass.
An anesthesiologist sticks needles into a long, graceful
neck.
A nurse scrubs an arm.
A body and table are draped with sheets to create a sterile
field.
A tourniquet is placed on a slender right arm.
An elastic rubber bandage is applied so tightly it squeezes
most of the blood out of an arm.
A tourniquet is inflated.
A surgeon outlines in iodine an incision around the base of
a thumb.
Pale smooth skin is incised along a premarked line and
dissected down to the bone.
Woman flesh is sewn shut with four-ought nylon suture.
A tourniquet is deflated, a bloody arm bathed.
A young woman is rolled into a recovery room.
A nurse and two surgeons, their attention directed by an
intensifying pinkish glow, turn to stare into a metal pan,
where a huge human thumb, disarticulated from the hand it
has been severed from, is now flopping about like a trout,
or rather, arching and thrusting itself in a calculated and
endlessly repeated gesture, the gesture of the hitchhike.
EXT. SKY DAY
Two representatives of the Fish and Wildlife Service are
flying over Siwash Lake in a U.S. Forestry Service Helicopter.
THEY CAN SEE the whooping cranes by the side of the lake.
And as they are recording this, shots from a band of young
women on horseback drive them away.
the same two agents are driving in a truck approaching the
Rubber Rose Ranch. Two bullet ricochets spin off the hood
and roof of their truck and they stop to see a lone teenaged
cowgirl with a rifle.
An entourage of Forest Service Rangers, a county sheriff,
four deputy shriffs, a state game warden and Mottburg's town
marshall and several of his deputies, the editor of the
Mottburg Gazette and a couple of bird watchers or two are
met by...
AT LEAST FIFTEEN ARMED FEMALES at the gate of the Ranch.
Through a bullhorn, Jelly speaks out at the entourage of law
enforcement officers.
JELLY:
Yep, the whooping cranes are here
all right. They're in fine shape,
and as you musta saw from your f***ing
whirly machine, unrestrained, free
to go as they please. But this is
private property and you aren't laying
a foot on it. None of you.
SHERIFF:
We'll be back with a court order and
JELLY:
Just come back with a couple of people
who know what they're doing and we'll
let'em in for a nice close look at
the birds.
DELORES:
And make sure at least one of them
is female, and you better do as we
say or there may be trouble.
AND OVER THE AIRWAVES an announcement is broadcast.
THE ASSISTANT INTERIOR UNDERSECRETARY IS SPEAKING INTO A
MICROPHONE FOR THE NEWS, and reading from a paper in his
hand.
UNDERSECRETARY:
It will be my extreme pleasure to
report to the President...
INT. SCHOOL AURITORIUM
Students listening...
UNDERSECRETARY:
...who has been gravely concerned
about the fate of our whooping
cranes....
EXT. CONSTRUCTION SITE DAY
Two construction workers high atop the city listening to a
small transistor radio and eating lunch.
UNDERSECRETARY:
...and to the Interior Secretary and
to the American people that the entire
flock of cranes is, indeed, at...
EXT. MALL DAY
A crowd of people listening to a broadcast in front of a
bandstand set up in front of the mall.
UNDERSECRETARY VOICE
...Siwash Lake and in apparently
healthy condition.
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