Thelma and Louise Page #12
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LOUISE:
I'm sorry. I am happy. I'm very
happy for you. I'm glad you had a
good time. It's about time. Where
is he now?
THELMA:
Taking a shower.
LOUISE:
You left that guy alone in the room?
Louise is getting a bad feeling. She is already standing up
putting money on the table.
LOUISE:
Where's the money, Thelma?
Thelma has forgotten all about the money.
THELMA:
Ummm... it's on the table. It's
okay.
They are both leaving the restaurant now. As they hit the
door they both break into a full run.
THELMA:
I don't remember.
EXT. MOTEL PARKING LOT - DAY
They run across the parking lot around the back to the room.
The door is ajar and no one is in the room. Louise goes in
and Thelma stays outside the door.
THELMA:
Goddamnit! I've never been lucky!
Not one time!
Louise comes back outside. She doesn't say anything. She
is stoic, fighting tears.
THELMA:
Sh*t. That little sonofabitch burgled
me. I don't believe it.
Louise sits down on the sidewalk in front of the room. Thelma
comes and sits beside her. Neither one says anything for a
moment.
THELMA:
Louise? Are you okay?
Louise shakes her head no.
THELMA:
Louise... It's okay. Louise? I'm
sorry. I mean it.
Louise has seen the end of the tunnel and there is no light.
LOUISE:
It's not okay, Thelma. It's
definitely not okay. None of this
is okay. What are we going to do
for money? What are we gonna buy
gas with? Our good looks? I mean...
Goddamn, Thelma!
Louise quietly starts to fall apart. This causes Thelma to
leap into action.
THELMA:
Come on. Stand up! Don't you worry
about it. I'll take care of it.
Just don't you worry about it. Get
your stuff.
Louise is still sitting on the sidewalk.
THELMA:
Come on! Damnit, get your stuff and
let's get out of here!
Louise slowly gets to her feet.
THELMA:
Move!
(to herself)
Jesus Christ, take your damn time.
Thelma is hauling stuff out of the car.
EXT. MOTEL PARKING LOT - MORNING
TIGHT SHOT of rear wheel of green T-Bird LAYING RUBBER out
of the motel parking lot. Thelma and Louise, both looking a
little rougher than we've seen so far, drive away.
EXT. THELMA'S HOUSE - DAY
Hal, FBI Man, various other police and detective types, pull
up in front of the house. The front door swings open and
there stands Darryl looking like he's been shot out of a
cannon.
EXT. STREET - DAY
Louise and Thelma pull into a convenience store.
INT. THELMA'S HOUSE - DAY
Police are tapping the phones, dusting for prints, etc.,
while Darryl sits motionless in his recliner with a dull
expression on his face.
HAL:
(to Darryl)
As you know, we've tapped your phone.
In the event that she calls in.
Max comes up and joins them as they walk down the hallway.
MAX:
We're going to leave someone here at
the house in the event that she calls
in. Someone will be here until we
find them.
HAL:
The important thing is not to let on
that you know anything. We want to
try and find out where they are.
Now I don't want to get too personal,
but do you have a good relationship
with your wife? Are you close with
her?
DARRYL:
Yeah, I guess. I mean, I'm about as
close as I can be with a nut case
like that.
MAX:
Well, if she calls, just be gentle.
Like you're happy to hear from her.
You know, like you really miss her.
Women love that sh*t.
EXT. CONVENIENCE STORE - DAY
Thelma and Louise are sitting in the car. They've put all
their money together.
LOUISE:
Eighty-eight dollars ain't gonna
make a dent, baby girl.
THELMA:
(getting out of the
car)
Don't worry about it. You want
anything?
LOUISE:
No.
Thelma marches off to the store. Louise puts a tape in the
deck and is listening to loud R&B MUSIC. She checks herself
in the rearview mirror. She takes her lipstick out and is
about to put it on. She makes eye contact with herself and,
instead, throws it out the window, closes her eyes and leans
her head back on the seat. She's in a world of sh*t.
Thelma comes trotting out of the store and jumps into the
car.
THELMA:
(breathless)
Drive!
Louise looks at her.
THELMA:
Drive! Drive away!
LOUISE:
(driving away)
What happened?
Thelma opens her purse and exposes a bag full of bills.
LOUISE:
What? You robbed the store? You
robbed the Goddamn store?!
Thelma shrieks with excitement. Louise is completely stunned.
THELMA:
Well! We needed the money! It's
not like I killed anybody, for God's
sake.
Louise shoots her a look. She puts the car in gear and FLOORS
it out of the parking lot. She is still looking at Thelma
as if she has completely lost her mind.
THELMA:
I'm sorry. Well, we need the money.
Now we have it.
LOUISE:
Oh sh*t, Thelma!! Sh*t! Sh*t!
Sh*t!
THELMA:
(sternly)
Now you get a grip, Louise! Just
drive us to Goddamn Mexico, will ya!
LOUISE:
Okay. Sh*t, Thelma! What'd you do?
I mean, what did you say?
THELMA:
Well, I just...
INT. POLICE STATION - INTERROGATION ROOM - DAY
Hal, Max, various other cops, and Darryl all watch as TV
plays back VCR TAPE of Thelma in the convenience store pulling
a gun. In perfect lip sync is:
THELMA (V.O.)
Alright, ladies and gentleman, let's
see who'll win the prize for keepin'
their cool. Everybody lie down on
the floor. If nobody loses their
head, then nobody loses their head...
TIGHT SHOT of Darryl's face going deeper and deeper into a
state of shock. TIGHT SHOTS of Hal, Max, etc., all looking
intently at the screen.
VIDEO IMAGE of Thelma boldly ordering cashier to fill her
purse with money. As he's loading the purse with bills,
she's taking beef jerky from the display and putting it in
there, too, while she points the gun at the cashier.
THELMA (V.O.)
(videotape playback)
You, sir... You do the honors. Just
empty that cash into this bag and
you'll have an amazing story to tell
all your friends. If not, you'll
have a tag on your toe. You decide.
CUT TO:
INT. CAR - DAY
Thelma and Louise in car, driving.
LOUISE:
(incredulous)
Holy sh*t.
CUT TO:
INT. POLICE STATION - INTERROGATION ROOM - DAY
TIGHT SHOT:
DARRYL:
Jesus Christ.
TIGHT SHOT:
MAX:
Good God.
TIGHT SHOT:
HAL:
(wearily)
My Lord.
EXT. DRIVING SHOT - DAY
LOUISE:
Holy sh*t.
THELMA:
Lemme see the map.
Louise throws the map across the front seat at Thelma and
FLOORS it.
FADE TO BLACK:
FADE IN:
INT. JIMMY'S APARTMENT BUILDING - DAY
Jimmy is entering the apartment building, carrying his
overnight bag. Two men are sitting on the stairs. They
stand as he comes in. They are plainclothes police. They
show their badges. He leaves with them.
EXT. ROAD - TIGHT SHOT - J.D.'S BACKSIDE - DAY
made only more prominent by the bulging wallet in his back
right pocket.
J.D. is walking down the road and continues to walk as an
Oklahoma State Patrol car pulls up alongside him. He smiles
and gives a friendly wave as they cruise along slowly beside
him. We can see the cop nearest him talking, and then we
see J.D. stop walking and set down his duffel bag. He reaches
for his wallet. It's clear that they have asked for some
I.D.
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