Labyrinth Page #10
- PG
- Year:
- 1986
- 101 min
- 2,325 Views
SARAH:
Why does everything have to happen to me?But there's no time to think about that because she hears the sound
of a driving drum rhythm and then a wild-looking, spindly, leering
LITTLE CREATURE comes scampering through the trees and into the
clearing; and then ANOTHER, and ANOTHER and ANOTHER. SARAH is
terrified as they approach her, but then not so terrified because the
CREATURES aren't doing anything except dancing; wild, loose-limbed,
frenzied dancing. SARAH laughs, and can't help but be taken in by the
wild spectacle. And then they begin to encircle her, still moving to
the wild rhythm.
SARAH (laughing, moving): What are you?
WILD THING 1:
We're Wild Things, baby! Wild!WILD THING 2:
Wild and free!WILD THING 3:
Get down!And then more WILD THINGS appear, and these produce instruments. As
and turn the drum rhythm into a frenzied upbeat number.
WILD THING 1:
You call that wild! I'll show you wild!And then he does an amazing thing, to say the least. He takes his
head off and rolls it along his arms from hand to hand like a
juggler, then tosses it high in the air and deftly catches it on his
shoulders. SARAH gasps and tries to get sway but another WILD THING
pushes her back into the middle of the melee.
WILD THING 2:
Cut me some slack and move on back!And they do, and, moving to the pounding rhythm, he takes his eyes
out of his head and waves them at SARAH. He then tosses them on the
ground as if they were a pair of dice. They land at SARAH's feet
looking straight up.
SARAH is fascinated and repelled. And the beat gets hotter and the
frenzy more frenzied and she can't help getting a little wild
herself. She begins to really dance.
WILD THING 3:
That's it, baby, get wild and free! But you'll never beas wild as me!
And to prove it he takes his head off and begins to dribble it like a
basketball. WILD THING 1 leans over to SARAH and whispers
conspiratorily.
WILD THING 1:
I wouldn't call that really _wild_, would you?SARAH:
Well, it's ... uh ... sort of ...WILD THING 1:
I'd call _this_ wild ...And he takes off his head, puts it on the ground as if it were a golf
ball, and then removes a leg and uses it as a golf club. The head
goes flying, right to SARAH. SARAH catches the head, then tries to
get it back to its body but the body dances into the middle of all
the other WILD THINGS and she can't find it. So there's SARAH,
running around like a chicken with two heads when suddenly the ears
start to flap and the head flies out of her hand. A WILD THING grabs
her hand and turns her around.
WILD THING 2:
That was _wild_, baby. (he starts to dance) Now how'bout gettin' wild with me?
But SARAH has had enough.
SARAH:
I think I'll sit this one out ...WILD THING 1:
Not with us you don't ...WILD THING 2:
'Cause we're _wild_!And then they're all over her, like a bunch of hyper puppies, and
it's really too much.
SARAH:
Enough! I've got to find the castle!WILD THING 2:
Well, why didn't you say so, baby!WILD THING 3:
That's a _wild_ idea!And then his head flies off and he has to quickly grab it and put it
back and meanwhile the OTHERS start pushing and pulling on SARAH and
propel her into the woods.
WILD THING 1:
They got some wild goings on at the castle, baby!47INT:
HOLE - DAYHOGGLE is holding on to the ledge with his fingertips. He doesn't
have the strength to hold on much longer and he looks down at the
water in mortal terror. He begins to slip just as a door opens in the
sheer rock and JARETH enters, accompanied by GOBLINS.
JARETH:
Well, what have we here ... if it isn't little _Piggle_!HOGGLE screams and slips into the water. He tries to struggle back to
the ledge but the GOBLINS push at him with poles, laughing maniacally.
JARETH:
Did the girl decide she doesn't need you, now that she hasthat beast?
HOGGLE (angry):
She wouldn't do nuthin' like that!JARETH leans over the water, laughing.
JARETH:
Don't you know she could never care for a repulsive thinglike you!
HOGGLE splashes and tries to stay afloat.
HOGGLE:
She does care! Me 'n Sarah is friends!JARETH:
Only until something better comes along ... and I'vedefinitely got something better in mind!
HOGGLE:
Don't you hurt her!HOGGLE grabs on to the ledge and the gleeful GOBLINS push him back
down into the water.
JARETH:
What I do to her is my business ... and it is _inevitable_.He grabs HOGGLE by the shirt front and lifts him out of the water.
JARETH:
You can be with me or against me.HOGGLE (terrified): Wh ... what do I gotta do?
JARETH:
I doubt if she can make it to the castle in time ...He leans down and speaks directly into HOGGLE's face.
JARETH:
But just in case, I want you to deliver her to me.HOGGLE:
Never! I'd rather die!JARETH sneers scornfully.
JARETH:
Then so you shall.He drops HOGGLE back into the water. The GOBLINS shriek with delight.
HOGGLE goes under and comes up sputtering.
HOGGLE:
Wait!JARETH was about to leave. He turns back to HOGGLE, a look of
amusement on his face.
HOGGLE:
I gotta know what ... what you'll do to her!He splashes pathetically in a desperate attempt to stay above water.
JARETH:
I will do what ever amuses me ...He reaches into his cloak and brings out a perfect peach.
JARETH:
All _you_ have to do is give her this.He tosses HOGGLE the peach. HOGGLE catches it and immediately the
water starts to recede.
JARETH:
You've made a very wise decision.He leaves, followed by the GOBLINS.
HOGGLE:
I didn't decide nuthin'!HOGGLE stares forlornly at the peach, and soon the water is gone and
he is sitting on cold, damp ground.
48EXT:
FOREST - DAYThe WILD THINGS are leading SARAH on a rocky path. She stumbles along
but they couldn't care less.
SARAH:
Are you sure this is the way to the castle?WILD THING 1:
Oh, did you say "the castle"?WILD THING 2:
I thought she said hassle!WILD THING 3:
I thought she said rassle!WILD THING 1:
Rassle! That's a _wild_ idea!He leaps on SARAH and she flings him off.
SARAH:
OK, guys, fun's over.She starts to leave and they pull her back.
WILD THING 2:
Over! It's just begun!And then the musicians are back and the dancing gets wilder than
ever. The WILD THINGS totally surround SARAH, and though they aren't
hurting her, they are definitely not letting her out. What they do is
start throwing their heads at each other and switching them.
WILD THINGS 1, 2 & 3: Now this is _really_ wild!
ANOTHER ANGLE:
A door opens in a nearby boulder and LUDO appears. In the background
WE CAN SEE and hear the WISE ONE as he wanders off.
WISE ONE:
... very often preceded by a porch, or portico, alsoverandah, and followed by a vestibule, otherwise known as an
antechamber or foyer ...
HAT:
Why me?!!The door closes. LUDO sees SARAH in the middle of this weirdness and
is just a bit confused. SARAH sees him amidst the flying heads and
cries out in relief.
SARAH:
Ludo!LUDO:
Sarah ... not ... want ... castle?SARAH:
Are you kidding?!! Get me out of here!!!
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