Leviathan Page #17
Beck turns and looks at his savaged crew. Willie, Jones,
DeJesus, Doc look like wet-suited butchers. Splattered in
blood, numbed by the experience, they are brought together
by having simply survived. Jones holds up Willie. DeJesus
leans against the bulkhead. In the far corner Cobb sobs
quietly.
SHOWERS - LATER
Clouds of steam. Vaguely seen through the steam, Willie is
scrubbing herself almost desperately, as though the
spattered blood of the creature had penetrated into her
skin. Finally she gives up almost in tears and rests her
head against the wall of the shower stall.
DORMITORY - SAME
Beck and Jones open the privacy door to Sixpack's bunk.
After some digging which produces five month's supply of
pornography, the empty flask clatters to the floor. Beck
picks it up.
BECK:
problem.
MESS - LATER
Cobb pours himself a cup of coffee with a shaky hand. Jones,
and DeJesus sit at a table and Willie laces up her shoes for
a run. There is a feeling of anger among them.
DEJESUS:
Serves his ass right to get
it. Motherf***er brings that
sh*t onboard. I hope his
f***ing ass rots in the sea and
is sh*t upon by the fish.
JONES:
'F***er could have gotten us
all killed.
COBB:
He knew better than that.
Willie finishes tying up her shoes and looks at them all
coldly.
WILLIE:
You guys sure weren't so holy
when you were shooting that
vodka...It could have been you.
She gets up and walks out into the Ring corridor.
THE RUSSIAN SHIP
WE ARE MOVING along the ship's corridor that Willie walked
looking for Sixpack.
WE PULL BACK TO REVEAL WE ARE WATCHING A VIDEO SCREEN IN THE
CONTROL ROOM:
Doc and Beck replay the tape of Willie's search for Sixpack
on the Russian ship. On the monitor screen we see Willie's
POV of the infirmary. The light dances off the broken glass
as she turns, then the flash of white we saw before as the
light moves out into the corridor.
DOC:
Hold it! Rewind it.
Beck rewinds it.
ON SCREEN we see the scene again. Light dancing off the
cabinets. As the light starts to turn--
DOC:
Stop it.
Beck pauses the tape. We see nothing. Doc is confused.
DOC:
Back it up slowly.
Beck does and we watch Doc's face as he stares intently at
the screen. Suddenly he sees it.
DOC:
There.
ON SCREEN We see it. Caught in the turn of the camera, now
frozen on the screen is the clear gleaming skeletal remains
of a man. Only it is clear that this is no ordinary man.
Fingers and appendages are lengthened and broader than
normal. But it is the large head and long sharp teeth that
especially catches our attention.
MESS - SAME
ON A BEAUTIFUL BAVARIAN SETTING
as a hand suddenly moves into frame and we see the scene is
actually one of DeJesus' jigsaw puzzles. He takes a piece
of blue sky from the hundreds of pieces on the table and
places it perfectly into position on the puzzle. Jones
watches him amazed.
DEJESUS:
You know that Innsbruck
has 64 square miles of ski
slopes, man? Think about that.
Sixty-four square miles.
He picks up another piece of blue sky and effortlessly fits
it into place as Jones watches. It's blowing Jones' mind.
JONES:
How'd you do that?
DEJESUS:
What? That?...I've done this
one before. You hungry? I'm
hungry.
He gets up to go into the mess and Jones looks at him in
amazement.
JONES:
Hungry? After what we just
went through I may never
eat again.
ON WILLIE:
She jogs down the corridors toward the Swamp. The Shack
CREAKS and Willie looks down through the grating passing
below her feet. It is dark down there. Her feet pound off
the metal grating.
LOW ANGLE We watch Willie from below as she jogs past. THEN
WE TILT DOWN to the dark, still water of the bilge. Suddenly
something stirs in the water--a ripple like a trout in a
stream.
CONTROL ROOM - SAME
Using a computer plotting program to measure the dimensions
of the skull on the videotape, Doc enters these measurements
as they are read off to him by Beck. As each of the
measurements go into the computer an image of a skull begins
to appear on the computer screen, followed by a name:
DANAKIL MAN.
BECK:
They found this?
DOC:
No. I think they isolated
him in genetic engineering.
Homo aquaticus...
BECK:
Was there such a thing?
DOC:
Danakil man?...one of our
ancestors. Named for the
Danakil Alps in Ethiopia.
BECK:
Not exactly a big ocean
country.
DOC:
It was when it counted a couple
of million years ago when the
seas came in and drove us into
the water. Most homo sapiens
didn't make it...Danakil man...
adapted.
ON WILLIE:
running. She jogs past the machine room. Looking in, the
machines seem alive, pulsing, the beating heart of the
Shack. There is something else though. We feel something
in there watching her.
CONTROL ROOM:
On Doc.
DOC:
Some say that's why we're
basically hairless, for less
water resistance, faster swimming
speeds...
BECK:
But what about those scales...
or that leech-like thing that
bit Cobb?
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