Jurassic Park Page #14
ARNOLD:
Woah, woah, woah, what the hell, what the hell?
HAMMOND:
What now?
ARNOLD:
Fences are failing, all over the park! A few minor
systems, he said!
HAMMOND:
(to Muldoon, pissed)
Find Nedry! Check the vending machines!
ARNOLD:
The monitors are failing.
Muldoon heads for the door just as all the video monitors in the
control room go out with a faint electronic ZIP.
The three of them freeze for a moment, looking at each other.
The tension in the room goes up a notch.
HAMMOND:
(to Arnold)
Use Nedry's terminal. Get it all back on. He can de-
bug later.
ARNOLD pushes off on the floor and whizzes over to Nedry's
master terminal in his chair. With one stroke of his arm, he brushes
all the loose junk off Nedry's station - junk food, soda cans, torn out
magazine pages - - and tries to work.
ARNOLD:
God, look at this workstation.
The "Jeopardy"-type music is playing a little faster now.
Muldoon steps forward, growing alarmed.
MULDOON:
The raptor fences aren't out, are they?
ARNOLD:
(checks)
No, they're still on.
HAMMOND:
Why the hell would he turn the others off?!
56EXTPARK ROADNIGHT
A wire mesh fence in front of us has a very clear sign:
DANGER! ELECTRIFIED FENCE!
This Door Cannot Be Opened
When Fence is Armed!
A hand reaches out, grabs the fence by the bare wire, flips a
latch, and shoves the door open. No sparks fly.
DENNIS NEDRY runs from the fence back to his jeep, drops it in
gear, and tears off down the park road. The rain is absolutely flowing
down now, the road is rapidly turning to mud.
IN THE JEEP,
Nedry can barely see through the windshield. He's driving as
fast as possible, checking his watch every few seconds.
He leans forward, squinting to see through the windshield,
wiping off the condensation with his free hand. A fork in the road
rushes into view. He jumps on the brakes - - to late. The jeep
careens into a signpost.
NEDRY:
Sh*t!
He throws the door open and hurries to the fallen sign: "To The
Docks". He props it up - the directional arrow swings hopelessly on a
nail. He clenches his jaws and growls.
Soaked, Nedry stomps back to his car.
Although he doesn't look too convinced, he drops the car in gear
and speeds off to the left.
57EXTCONTROL ROOMNIGHT
HAMMOND still hovers over ARNOLD's shoulder while he works at
Nedry's terminal. Arnold MUTTERS to himself as he tries another
command.
ARNOLD:
- - access main program grid - -
He punches a button, but a BUZZER sounds and a little cartoon
image of Nedry appears on the screen and waves its little finger
disapprovingly.
CARTOON NEDRY:
"You didn't say the magic word!"
ARNOLD:
(livid)
Please, God damn it! I hate this hacker crap!
He SMACKS the top of the monitor, furious. The game show music
plays still faster.
HAMMOND:
Call Nedry's people in Cambridge!
Arnold whisks across the floor in his chair and snatches up the
nearest phone. He punches for an outside line.
ARNOLD:
Phones are out too.
HAMMOND:
Where did the vehicles stop?
58EXTTYRANNOSAUR PADDOCKNIGHT
BAAA! The goat that was brought up from the underground earlier
is still tethered in the same place, BLEATING in the pouring rain
The two explorers sit still in the middle of the road. A man's
form races back from the front car to the rear car.
GRANT, soaking wet, gets back into the care and closes the door
behind him. MALCOLM turns to him.
GRANT:
Their radio's out too. Gennaro said to stay put.
MALCOLM:
The kids okay?
GRANT:
Well, I didn't ask. Why wouldn't they be?
MALCOLM:
Kids get scared.
GRANT:
What's to be scared about? It's just a little hiccup in
the power.
MALCOLM:
I didn't say I was scared.
GRANT:
I didn't say you were scared.
MALCOLM:
I know.
GRANT:
Fine.
Malcolm turns and looks out at the driving rain, and the fence
that stands between them and the tyrannosaur paddock. He is scared.
GENNARO, LEX, and TIM wait, bored. The rain drums on the roof
monotonously. Tim is upside down in the front seat. Lex pushes his
legs up, and he swings them down.
TIM:
Up and down, up and down!
GENNARO:
(sotto)
I can't believe we invited Ian Malcolm.
TIM:
People were gettin' bloody noses - - things on your head
- - aneurisms - -
LEX:
(a little dreamy)
I think Dr. Grant is really - - smart.
GENNARO:
How he'll write a butch of (letters) papers, go on Larry
King Live, say we're irresponsible - -
Tim climbs into the back seat. Lex hits him with her hat as he
moves by her.
LEX:
Don't scare me.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -????- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Tim finds something under the seat and sits up abruptly, holding
what looks like a heavy-duty pair of safety goggles.
GENNARO:
Hey! Where did you find those things?
TIM:
In a box under my seat.
GENNARO:
Are they heavy?
TIM:
Yeah.
GENNARO:
Then they're expensive. Put them back.
He leans back and closes his eyes. Tim ignores him and puts on
the goggles.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Tim stares out the back window of the Explorer with Grant and
Malcolm in it, behind them. The image is bright fluorescent green.
TIM:
Oh, cool! Night vision!
As Tim watches, the door of the rear Explorer opens, and a hand
reaches out, holding an empty canteen out to catch some rain water.
Grant pulls the canteen back in, closes the door, and takes a
drink. He and Malcolm wait.
Tim continues to stare out of the back window with the goggles.
He swings his legs - - but suddenly stops. He feels something. He
pulls off the goggles and turns back. He moves into the back seat with
Lex who is tapping her hat, and reaches forward to still her hand.
BOOM. BOOM. BOOM.
TIM:
Did you feel that?
(or)
Can you feel that?
She don't answer.
Tim leans over to the front passenger seat and looks at the two
plastic cups of water that sit in the recessed holes on the dashboard.
As he watches, the water in the glasses vibrates, making concentric
circles - -
- - then it stops - -
- - and then it vibrates again. Rhythmically.
Like from footsteps.
BOOM. BOOM. BOOM.
GENNARO:
(not entirely convinced)
What is that? M-Maybe it's the power trying to come
back on.
Tim jumps into the back seat and puts the goggles on again.
LEX:
What is that?
GENNARO:
What is what?
Tim turns and looks out the side window. He can see the area
where the goat is tethered. Or was tethered. The chain is still
there, but the goat is gone.
BANG!
They all jump, and Lex SCREAMS as something hits the Plexiglas
sunroof of the Explorer, hard. They look up.
It's a bloody, disembodied goat leg.
GENNARO:
Oh, Jesus. Jesus.
Tim whips around to look out the side window again. His mouth
pops open, but no sound comes out. Through the goggles, he sees an
animal claw, a huge one, gripping the cables of the "electrified"
fence.
Tim whips the goggles off and presses forward, against the
window. He looks up, up, than cranes his head back further, to look
out the sunroof. Past the goat's leg, he can see - -
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