The Descendants Page #7
DR. JOHNSTON (CONT'D)
I can't tell you how sorry I am to have
to tell you this. And you have your
daughters. There's just nothing we can
do.
MATT:
So... if we do go ahead and take her
off the machines --
DR. JOHNSTON
Not if, Matt. When. I have a legal
obligation. You know that.
(CONTINUED)
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28 CONTINUED:
28MATT:
How long will she last?
DR. JOHNSTON
Hard to say. Could be a few days.
Could be two weeks. But for planning
purposes, you should work off the
shortest possible scenario. I know I
need to get the ball rolling on organ
donations right away.
Organ donation? Forgot about that one.
DR. JOHNSTON (CONT'D)
Elizabeth has so many friends, a big
life. Last time I was at your house,
must have been 200 people. If you're
going to let people know to say
goodbye, which is fairly typical
protocol in these situations, start
now. By the time the last day comes,
they feel more ready, as ready as they
can feel. I'm so sorry, Matt.
29 INT. HOSPITAL HALLWAY - DAY 29
His mind spinning, Matt prepares to look at the corpse-to-be.
When he opens the door and pulls back the curtain, he finds --
30 INT. HOSPITAL ROOM - CONTINUOUS 30
-- friends MARK AND KAI MITCHELL up for a visit. They're
playing MUSIC for Elizabeth on a mini-boombox, and Kai is
APPLYING MAKE-UP to Liz's face.
MATT:
What're you doing?
KAI:
Oh, she's been looking a little pale
lately all cooped up in here, and I
just know she'd be mortified if no one
had thought to help her out with some
lipstick and blush. I know she'll
grill me.
Matt and Mark exchange a look -- "Girls."
MARK:
And of course Kai's getting her all
caught up on all the latest gossip.
(CONTINUED)
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30 CONTINUED:
30KAI:
Well, I don't want to have to start
from scratch later. Oh, and Matt, on
the way here we stopped by and left
some more meals in your fridge, all
ready to nuke.
Matt smiles -- he'd been expecting a grim moment alone with
Elizabeth, but instead he finds a room full of warmth and
life. Even if it's a little creepy.
MARK:
So what's the latest anyway, Matt? Any
updates?
MATT:
No, no. Just more of the same --
monitoring the swelling, keeping her *
kidneys and other vitals working, you *
know, hoping for the best.
Kai nods sympathetically before turning back to Elizabeth.
EXTREME CLOSEUP of Liz's lips as Kai applies lipstick.
31 EXT. KALAKAUA AVENUE - DAY 31
JOGGERS go past as Matt's car pulls into the driveway of the
OCEAN OUTRIGGER CLUB.
32 EXT. OCEAN OUTRIGGER BEACH - DAY 32
Matt lies on the beach watching Scottie play in the surf
with her snorkel mask on. The melancholy he feels makes him
regard his weird little daughter with tenderness.
SCOTTIE:
(emerging from the water)
I'm hungry!
MATT:
What else is new? Let's get you
something to eat.
33 EXT. OCEAN OUTRIGGER RESTAURANT - DAY 33
Scottie pops two last FRIES into her mouth, then turns her
attention to a strawberry SUNDAE.
Anxious to spoil her, Matt watches Scottie dig in. Yet he
remains preoccupied, his smile distant.
(CONTINUED)
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33 CONTINUED:
33SCOTTIE:
The food here at the club is so good.
MATT:
Yeah, they do a good job here.
SCOTTIE:
Why is it called a jellyfish? It's not
a fish, and it's not jelly.
MATT:
No idea. You ask good questions.
You're getting too smart for me,
Scottie.
SCOTTIE:
I'm going to find out. Then I'm going
to ask Mom when she wakes up and see if
she knows. Do you think she's going to
know everything she used to know?
Matt notices a BUFF GUY and some FRIENDS headed to a nearby
table, and his mood sours. Scottie follows his gaze.
The guy notices the Kings and feels obliged to mosey over.
This is TROY COOK -- athletic and rich.
TROY:
Hi, Matt. Hi, Scottie.
MATT:
Troy.
TROY:
(to his friends)
I'll catch up to you guys in a second.
Matt stares so intensely that Troy averts his gaze.
TROY (CONT'D)
So, uh, what's going on? I mean, how's
Elizabeth doing?
MATT:
Same.
TROY:
I visited her last week, you know. I
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