Leviathan Page #3
SIXPACK:
Yeah, I bet you do.
(laughs)
I bet you were imploding in
your pants.
(laughs then imitates
a hysterical DeJesus)
Jonesy! Doc!...Help me! Help me!
DeJesus springs for Sixpack's throat AS WE CUT TO
BECK - SAME
Beck's eyes are blazing with cold authority as he speaks.
BECK:
Knock it off, Sixpack! I know
it's been a long month for every-
one, but we can't let something
like this tear us apart...
Beck glares, ready for an argument, but as WE PULL BACK we
see he's talking to the mirror, in his tiny quarters.
Apparently he fails to convince himself because his hard
look fades and he mutters unhappily as he turns away.
BECK:
Sh*t...
He turns around to face a smiling picture of himself at
college graduation with his Eastern establishment looking
father. Leadership "how-to" books like The One Minute
Manager, etc. line his bookshelf with technical manuals on
underwater mining.
He opens his door to leave when SUDDENLY A LOUD METALLIC
GROANING NOISE stops him cold. The entire Shack seems
shifting, like a giant waking from a nap.
MESS:
The NOISE stops the fight between DeJesus and Sixpack cold.
All eyes go to the ceiling and walls.
JONES:
F*** the suits man...this
place is going to kill us first.
Just as suddenly as it began the GROANING NOISE STOPS and in
its place WE HEAR an intermittent RATTLE in the air system.
Only Cobb seems undisturbed by this sound.
DEJESUS:
(listening)
There it is again...
(sitting down again)
Two more days. I tell myself
'you can make it two more days--'
BOWMAN:
What's the weather like up top?
WILLIE:
Clear for pickup.
JONES:
Let's hope it holds.
Cobb looks up disgustingly.
COBB:
Then what? Huh?
(to everyone)
Then what? You folks think
going up top's the answer to
all your problems. Well, it ain't.
BOWMAN:
Give us a break, Cobb...
COBB:
A break? You folks don't need a break,
you need psychiatrists. 'Know what
you'd be doing if you were up there,
right now?
SIXPACK:
(a boorish leer)
Eating p*ssy and drinking brew...
COBB:
Eating p*ssy my ass. What about
lines at the bank: What about
getting stuck in traffic?
SIXPACK:
(grinning)
Wherever I can find it.
Everyone laughs but Cobb, WE SEE he's serious.
COBB:
Bullshit! I'll tell you
what you'd be doing! You'd
be watching news on TV
that's so f***ing bad it
makes you nauseous. So you
go out and get in your car
to get some fresh air and
after you've been driving for
air's so damn dirty you don't dare
breath it! That's what you've
got to look forward to...
LOWER RING CORRIDOR
Beck approaches the Mess and as he nears it we hear Cobb
ranting inside.
COBB'S VOICE(O.S.)
...And if you're lucky
enough to make it back home
f***ing same as everyone else's,
you'll find your wife's just as
fat as she was when you left and
the only reason your kids ain't
strung out on the drugs they were
using when you left is that
they've found some new drugs
which f*** 'em up even more!...
You people just don't appreciate
how good you've got down here...
BECK hesitates at the door to the Mess, as though screwing
up his courage, then takes a deep breath and enters as we
CUT TO:
INSIDE THE MESS:
Everyone looks up as Beck enters and the room goes quiet.
Beck notices Doc's empty chair.
BECK:
Doc eat already?
JONES:
The good doctor hasn't showed yet.
Looks are exchanged. Sixpack smirks knowingly.
BECK:
(to DeJesus)
How do you feel, DeJesus?
DEJESUS:
(obviously embarrassed
to be singled out)
Okay.
BECK:
Better let the Doc take a
look at you, after dinner.
SIXPACK:
Yeah, since he was busy earlier
when you needed him.
He cracks up and Beck turns on him.
BECK:
Cut it, Sixpack.
Sixpack shuts up, but Beck notices the others feel the
seriousness of Doc's absence during the emergency.
BECK(cont'd)
Leave the Doc to me. I'm
going to talk to him.
SIXPACK:
(sarcastically, under his
breath to Bowman)
'Makes me feel better already...
Beck gets his tray but it is clear he is thinking about
something else. He clears his throat.
BECK:
I've been looking at the duty
roster...at the shack hours
outstanding...
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