
Ride Along Page #15
Kevin:
Interesting. I’ll check it out later.
Did you see the chapter in the textbook
where it’s nothing but pictures of
compound fractures and de-glovings?
Chloe:
Yeah I have. Oh my god that was so
gross looking.
Kevin:
Yeah it was straight up nasty. How was
your compound fracture guy?
Chloe:
It wasn’t that gross looking. Not a lot
of blood and the bone looked rather
white.
Kevin:
Man I wish I could have seen that.
Kevin and Chloe turn to see their classmates sitting at their
table all staring at them in disgust. One girl turned to her
sandwich in her hands, and then set it down. Chloe takes a huge
bite out her sandwich.
83. INT. KEVIN GETTING READY MONTAGE- DAY.
Cut to Kevin’s bedroom. The alarm is at 7:44. It switches to
7:
45 and the alarm goes off. Kevin opens his eyes, moans, andhits the alarm.
Cut to BATHROOM. Kevin is in the shower, but you only see a
blurry figure through the shower doors.
Cut to after shower, still in the bathroom. Kevin is brushing
his teeth. He puts his Fire and Rescue shirt on, and then spits
in the sink.
Cut to him in his kitchen. He is waiting by the toaster.
Something is in it. Suddenly a pop tart pops up and he grabs it.
END MONTAGE.
84. INT. FAMILY ROOM OF STARR HOUSE- DAY.
Stella and Kacie are watching a movie in the family room. Kevin
walks over to them, eating his pop tart.
Kevin:
Whatcha watchin’?
Kacie:
Gladiator.
Kevin:
At 8:
30 in the morning?Stella:
Her choice.
Kacie:
Please, this is an amazing movie. There
is not right time to watch a classic.
Kevin looks at the TV. It is right before Maximus dies.
Kevin:
This is the end. How long have you guys
been up?
Stella:
We never went to bed. We’ve just been
watching movies all night. (A pause)
You have a shift today?
Kevin:
Yeah I’m about to head out. Hopefully
my last shift.
Kevin (cont’d):
Get that elusive tenth call, take the
state boards at the end of the week,
and then collapse into a coma for a
month.
Kacie:
You still got like three weeks before
you graduate.
Kevin:
Don’t remind me. Get my last call, take
the boards, collapse for a weekend, and
spend the next three weeks taking a
page out of your book and not giving a
f***. Well I’ll see you guys at 3 or
so.
Stella:
Alright, perfect. We were going to get
burgers at 4, so I guess you can come.
Kevin:
Cool. See you then.
Kevin walks towards the door.
Kacie:
Alright, which one next? Donnie Darko,
or Cabin in the Woods?
Stella:
I’m starting to realize how sadistic
you really are.
85. INT. KEVIN’S CAR- DAY.
Kevin is sitting in his car, looking at the fire station. He
takes a deep breath and opens his car door.
86. INT. FIRE STATION 9- DAY.
Cut to Kevin greeting Miller and Thompson. Kevin hugs Miller,
and shakes Thompson’s hand.
Miller:
When is it you take your state boards
again?
Kevin:
The written is in two days.
Miller:
Piece of cake.
Kevin:
Practical in three.
Miller:
You’ll cry. Did you bring your book?
Kevin:
Yeah.
Miller:
Good, we can help you study later.
Kevin:
Alright, awesome. Just need one call.
One more stinking call.
87. EXT. RANDOM STREET- DAY.
Cut to a random street. A beautiful day out. Tree’s blooming,
birds singing, and bikers out in the masses.
88. INT. NEW MERCEDES- DAY.
Businessman:
F***, f***, f*** I cannot be late.
You see him press the accelerator, and here the car roar.
89. INT. RANDOM STREET- DAY.
Cut to a young lady, early 20s, riding her bike. She has a
helmet on.
90. EXT. VERY OLD COTTAGE- DAY.
Cut to a group or Orioles on top of a very old cottage. One
starts to fly. It starts to go across the street. It suddenly
gets hit by the Mercedes
91. INT. NEW MERCEDES- DAY.
Cut to the businessman in the Mercedes. You her a thud. The
business man is startled and drops his hot coffee on his lap.He
lets out a cry of pain and swerves his car right into the young
lady riding the bike.
92. EXT. RANDOM STREET- DAY.
Switch to a wide shot of the street. You see the young lady fly
through the air and crash through the wall of the very old,
almost ancient looking, falling apart, abandoned two story
wooden cottage, about ten feet from the road. The birds scatter
away.
The Mercedes swerves to the other side of the street into a lane
divider. The car goes air bourn momentarily, and then flips
several times, into another car, into a power line, and then
comes to a stop. The power line comes crashing down across the
street. The other car’s rear is almost obliterated. The camera
zooms out to get the entire aftermath on one shot.
93. INT. FIRE STATION 9 DINING ROOM- DAY.
Kevin is sitting at the table. Miller and Thompson have his
textbook and are flipping through it.
Thompson:
Six rights. What are they?
Kevin:
Right medication, right patient, right
time, right dose, right route, and
right documentation. That’s an easy
one.
Miller:
Alright, what is the main indicator of
preeclampsia?
Kevin:
High blood pressure. Go to the chapter
on-
The alarm rings.
Kevin (cont’d):
Finally.
Automated Intercom:
Ambulance 96, and engine 71. Rescue.
Intersection of Ellicott National Pike
and Dorsett Road.
Thompson, Miller, and Kevin head towards the ambulance.
94. Int. Ambulance 96. Day.
Thompson is driving.
Thompson:
Hmm, what do I want to listen to?
Miller:
Please, no Mumford and Sons. There’s
only so many times I can listen to a
banjo.
Thompson:
Fair enough. Talking Heads it is then.
Thompson pushes a button. “Once in a Lifetime” by Talking Heads
starts.
Miller:
Meh, I’m okay with this one.
Thompson:
You like 80s rock, Kevin? What am I
saying, of course you do. You’re a
member of the human race. Of course, if
you didn’t I’d stop this ambulance
right now and kick you out.
Kevin:
Then I love it.
Thompson:
Ha. What’s your weakness than?
Kevin:
I’m more of an instrumental kind of
guy. I’ll just play on loop for hours
“The Lord of the Rings” soundtrack, and
the “PianoGuys”.
Thompson.
Cool, cool. I can get behind that. (A
pause) Well we’ve got traffic.
POV of Thompson. You can see a good amount of traffic ahead. He
then honks the horn several times so cars get out of the way.
Kevin:
So, I’m guessing car accident?
Miller:
Probably. A lot of the time it’s
nothing but property damage. We’ll see
though.
Kevin:
This is my last shift so it better be
the real deal. I need that tenth call.
Thompson:
You’re a little too eager for someone
to be hurt. I like it.
The ambulance pulls up to the scene. You see Thompson and
Miller’s faces turn grave as they see it. Police are already on
scene. Cut back to the scene. Focus on the downed power line.
Thompson picks up the radio.
Miller:
God Almighty.
Thompson:
Dispatch, this is ambulance 96 on
scene. We’ve got a down power line and
need the electricity shut off. Over.
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