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The crew move into the tight, claustrophobic outer layer of
the ship. They will have very little room as the ship passes
through the wormhole.
Tars detaches his legs in order to take up less space during
transit. Then he tethers himself to the hull wall.
Case is the last to join them. He detaches a small control
module from the console, then pulls himself into the outer
hull and seals the passageway.
Case presses a button on the control module. With a GROAN,
the hull walls of the ship begin to BEND.
EXT. ENDURANCE, SPACE
The ship's hull begins to CRACK open, revealing the inner
chamber.
60.
INT. OUTER HULL, ENDURANCE
The SHUDDERING continues. The crew watch nervously as the
control chamber below them suddenly opens itself to the cold
blackness of space.
EXT. ENDURANCE, SPACE
The ship silently rolls itself into position, pointing the
opening in its hull toward the wormhole mouth.
Slowly, the Endurance pushes itself forward, closer and closer
to the crystal-like mouth. Finally, it envelops the mouth,
bringing it into the open chamber.
INT. OUTER HULL, ENDURANCE
As the crew watch, the wormhole mouth is positioned in the
center of the inner compartment.
Case presses a sequence key on the control panel and the
ship's hull closes again, trapping the wormhole inside it.
With a GRUMBLE, the ship begins contracting, squeezing itself
down around the wormhole mouth.
Cooper takes a deep breath as the center of the ship begins
gently lowering itself into the wormhole mouth, feeding itself
into the wormhole from the inside out. Cooper watches as
Doyle is swallowed into the compressing ship with a GRUNT.
TARS:
Would you like me to make a joke?
COOPER:
(FIRM)
No.
Cooper's turn:
he is fed into the hole, legs first, thenwaist, torso, and, finally, his head.
EXT. SPACE
The Endurance shrinks as it sinks from the inside out into
the wormhole.
After a moment, it's gone. The only thing left behind is
the comms relay, drifting in space, waiting for a signal.
INT. OUTER HULL, ENDURANCE
The ship continues to slide through the wormhole. Through
the outer hull they see images of themselves repeating -- a
trick of the narrow collar of space they are sinking through.
Cooper smiles at himself. The experience is unnerving.
61.
COOPER:
Where are we?
ROTH:
(SMILING)
Nowhere. Nowhere at all.
Nowhere is still pretty damn claustrophobic.
CASE:
The hull is intact. Thirty more
seconds transit.
For a moment, the ship slides gently, silently, through the
wormhole. The quiet is eery.
Suddenly, a point of distortion appears in the hull next to
Cooper. It looks like someone is pushing against the hull
of the ship with a giant finger.
COOPER:
Something's happening to the hull
over here.
CASE:
Hull integrity is fine.
The distortion moves along the hull, growing in diameter.
COOPER:
Well, I don't know what your display
is telling you but something is
happening over here.
Suddenly, along the hull, Doyle speaks up, panicked.
DOYLE:
I've got a problem over here, too.
Doyle is watching a separate distortion move across the inner
wall of the ship. This one seems to be TWISTING the material
of the hull.
Suddenly, the point in front of Cooper detaches itself from
the outer wall and moves through the space in front of him,
bending the empty space itself, distorting the ship behind
it like a sphere-shaped magnifying glass.
DOYLE (CONT'D)
It's not the hull... it's inside the
ship... it's...
ROTH:
(SMILES)
It's beautiful.
62.
Roth watches as the distortions move through the ship. His
curiosity doesn't make anyone else feel any better.
DOYLE:
What the hell are they, Case?
CASE:
I don't know. It could be
gravitational turbulence.
The twisting sphere in front of Doyle begins to grow.
DOYLE:
It's getting bigger.
Doyle puts up his hand to defend himself. The sphere absorbs
it, twisting Doyle's hand. Doyle CRIES OUT.
His hand is twisted completely around, impossibly mangled.
But Doyle, hyperventilating, isn't in any pain.
ROTH:
It's not bending your hand. It's
bending the space around your hand.
The sphere begins to pass through Doyle's body. Doyle is
freaking out.
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