Reindeer Games Page #28
GABRIEL:
I've been doing good, though.
ASHLEY:
Didn't have to hit me so f***ing
hard. Didn't have to throw me outta
the goddamn truck.
GABRIEL:
Didn't have to send me down a f***ing
mountain.
ASHLEY:
What, he should see me help you catch
him?
ON RUDY:
still in the shadows, welling with betrayal.
ASHLEY (O.S.)
He's shown us the setup, he's drawn
us the map, he's helped us do the
plan. He wants a gun, give him a
gun. Take the bullets out, whatever,
but give him the gun. The more
manpower we've got in there, the
better. He won't try and make his
move till the money's in hand.
GABRIEL (O.S.)
He'll be dead when he does.
BACK IN THE POOL
Gabriel and Ashley rock slowly, coupled, in the water.
GABRIEL:
Y'know something, baby? If you were
my sister? I'd still want to wake up
Christmas morning with you...
ASHLEY:
Mmm, baby. And I'd still want to be
the tinsel round your tree...
And as their words turn to moans and murmurs...
IN THE SHADOWS:
Rudy is gone.
INT. FIRST FLOOR HALLWAY - NIGHT
Rudy strides a corridor, eyes dead ahead, passing a stairwell
on his way toward the "Exit" sign posted above a door. He's
almost there, marching fast --
RUDY:
Here's my present to you, truck
drivers --
MERLIN (O.S.)
Where the hell's Gabriel?
-- and Rudy dives to the stairwell, out of sight just as
Merlin and Jumpy stride back inside.
JUMPY:
With his girlfriend. Making up for
"Nick" time. I'm going down to the
bar, you want something?
MERLIN:
Get me a brew. I'm gonna check on
our convict.
They separate, Jumpy down the hall, Merlin to the stairs --
INT. STAIRWELL
Merlin trudges upward, while Rudy steps from hiding one flight
down.
Checks the hall for Jumpy, then races out --
Rudy slams out the side door, scrambling straight for the
same Blazer. He jimmies the lock again, leaps in, tears free
the engine panel and searches for ignition wires like a pro.
Stripping the plastic, trying to spark contact --
RUDY:
Catch, dammit, catch! Like riding a
bike, it's like riding a bike!
But there's nothing. The engine won't start.
INT. STAIRWELL
Merlin reaches the second floor, steps into the hall.
EXT. PARKING LOT
Rudy jumps from the Blazer, looks at the lot, the highway,
the woods. His own footprints in the dusting snow.
RUDY:
How far you gonna get, Rudy...
Realizing the answer, Rudy looks to his room's window. Forced
to race back. He tries clambering the wall, standing an
shrubbery, but he can't reach. He whirls, desperate.
And his eyes find the Blazer.
Merlin ambles the corridor. Approaching Rudy's room.
EXT. PARKING LOT
Rudy flings open the Blazer door, slams the emergency brake
down. Forces the gearshift into "Reverse."
Merlin reaches Rudy's door. Searches his pockets for the
key.
EXT. PARKING LOT
Rudy darts to the front of the Blazer, slipping and sliding
on asphalt ice. He drops to his knees, pushing on the front
bumper.
Merlin finds a room key. Puts it in the lock. Turns the handle
but the door won't open. Merlin checks the key.
MERLIN:
My room.
EXT. PARKING LOT
The Blazer starts to roll backwards, toward the snowy shrubs
ringing the building. Headed for the empty parking space
below Rudy's window. Rudy keeps pushing. The Blazer picks up
speed, rolling on its own.
Merlin searches his pockets again, finds the right key.
EXT. PARKING LOT
The Blazer rolls toward the building. Rudy scrambles to his
feet, runs after it, leaps his left foot onto the bumper,
the right foot onto the hood, then onto the roof --
-- getting two roof-steps worth of running start --
-- as the Blazer slows to a rest against the snowy shrubs --
-- and Rudy dives into the air, torpedoing himself right
through the window to his room --
INT. RUDY'S ROOM
-- where he crashes headlong to the floor, turning a
somersault and landing sprawled across the carpet.
The key in the lock, Merlin hears the crash --
INT. RUDY'S ROOM
-- and as Merlin opens the door, he finds Rudy sitting calmly
on the floor, ankle-cuff locked once again to the bedframe.
Spreading a deck of cards out before him.
Starting a game of solitaire. He looks up.
RUDY:
Hey.
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