Thelma and Louise Page #18
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LOUISE:
It would have to be pretty damn good.
They are both laughing. The car is still flying down the
road. The sun is coming higher in the sky now. They come
to an intersection in the middle of nowhere. Louise stops
and looks at the map.
LOUISE:
We should head a little further in.
There's not that many roads in this
state. I want to try to hit Mexico
somewhere not so close to New Mexico.
They probably wanna kill us in New
Mexico.
THELMA:
You're drivin'.
Louise takes a right turn and speeds down the road.
Louise and Thelma are singing along to a wild R&B SONG.
They do the hand movements as if they are the Supremes.
They come roaring up on the semi-tanker, the same one they
have seen three times before.
THELMA:
(screaming over music)
Oh my God! Louise! Look! Look!
See if that's him!
LOUISE:
It's him. He's got California plates.
It's the same guy.
THELMA:
Pass him!
Louise bears down really hard and passes him. Again as they
get right next to him, he blows kisses down at them.
He is leering at them and laughing. Louise and Thelma drive
further down the road.
Louise pulls the car off to the side of the road. As the
truck gets close they start waving to him to stop. He pulls
his truck off the side of the road and stops. ANGLE ON Louise
and Thelma smiling up at him. He chuckles to himself. He
leans out the window.
THELMA:
Hi!
TRUCKER:
Hi there! You alright?
THELMA:
We're fine! How are you?
TRUCKER:
Grrrreat!
LOUISE:
Follow us.
They turn off onto a dirt road and pull to a stop.
INT. TRUCK CAB - DAY
The Trucker reaches over and opens a glove compartment crammed
full of condoms. He grabs a few and shoves them in his
pocket. He turns off his engine and gets out of the truck.
EXT. SIDE OF ROAD - DAY
He walks up to the car.
Louise and Thelma get out of the car.
THELMA:
Where you goin'?
TRUCKER:
Fresno.
LOUISE:
We been seein' you all along the
way.
TRUCKER:
Yeah. I been seein' you, too.
THELMA:
We think you have really bad manners.
Louise nods.
LOUISE:
We were just wonderin' where you
think you get off behavin' like that
to women you don't even know.
This is not what is supposed to be happening.
TRUCKER:
What? What are you talkin' about?
LOUISE:
You know good and damn well what I'm
talkin' about.
THELMA:
I mean really! That business with
your tongue. What is that? That's
disgusting!
LOUISE:
And, oh my God, that other thing,
that pointing to your lap? What's
that supposed to mean exactly? Does
that mean pull over, I want to show
you what a big fat slob I am or...
THELMA:
Does that mean suck my dick?
TRUCKER:
You women are crazy!
LOUISE:
You got that right.
THELMA:
We think you should apologize.
He is getting a little panicky.
TRUCKER:
I'm not apologizing for sh*t!
LOUISE:
Say you're sorry.
TRUCKER:
F*** that.
Louise pulls the gun they stole from the State Patrolman.
LOUISE:
Say you're sorry or we'll make you
f***in' sorry.
He looks at the gun.
TRUCKER:
Oh, Jesus!
THELMA:
You probably even called us beavers
on your CB radio, didn't you?
TRUCKER:
Yeah... sure did.
THELMA:
Damn. I hate that! I hate bein'
called a beaver, don't you?
LOUISE:
Are you going to apologize or not?
TRUCKER:
F*** you.
Louise looks at his truck off in the distance. She points
the gun at it, takes a second to get a bead, then SHOOTS two
of the tires flat. The truck slowly sinks as the air escapes
from the tires.
TRUCKER:
Oh goddamn!! You b*tch!!
Louise and Thelma look at each other. They both turn towards
the truck and FIRE rounds into the tankers until they EXPLODE
in a huge ball of fire. The truck driver screams at the top
of his lungs. Louise starts the car and starts driving in
circles around the truck driver. Thelma and Louise are both
howling at the top of their lungs. Thelma is sitting on the
back of the front seat with her legs on the dashboard.
TRUCKER:
You f***ing b*tch! Aaaaaaarrrgghh!!!
You're gonna have to pay for that!!!
I'm gonna make you pay for that!!
You hear me??!!
Louise stops the car right next to him.
THELMA:
Shut up.
Louise takes off again and Thelma falls into the back seat.
They drive off trailing a huge cloud of dust.
EXT. DESERT - DAY
Louise drives through the desert back towards the road, past
the burning debris of the truck. As she gets to the road
she stops. Thelma climbs into the front seat.
INT. CAR - DAY
THELMA:
Hey. Where'd you learn to shoot
like that?
LOUISE:
Texas... You were right about what
happened to me there.
They pull away from the burning wreckage.
INT. CAR - DAY
As Thelma and Louise talk, their voices are heard over the
following scene.
LOUISE (V.O.)
You know what's happened, don't you?
THELMA (V.O.)
What?
LOUISE (V.O.)
(smiling)
We've gone insane.
THELMA (V.O.)
Yup.
EXT. NEW MEXICO SIDE OF ROAD - DAY
A battered old pickup truck is parked by the New Mexico State
Patrol. An old man uses a crowbar to pry open the trunk.
The New Mexico State Patrolman hops out of the trunk.
EXT. DESERT ROAD - HELICOPTER SHOT - DAY
Police Bulletin VOICE OVER BEGINS AND PLAYS OVER following
scenes:
A police helicopter flies over the burning wreckage of the
fuel truck. The truck driver is waving his arms as the
helicopter descends, blowing dirt all over him.
INT. THELMA'S HOUSE - DAY
Darryl sits practically comatose in a big chair. His eyes
have a dull glaze as he stares first at one wall, then
another.
INT. CAR - DAY
A TIGHT SHOT of a TAPE being shoved into the cassette deck.
INT. FBI JET - DAY
Max and Hal sit next to each other in the jet. Hal tries to
appear as if he's used to all this. Max holds a cellular
phone to his ear.
TIGHT SHOT of Max as we hear through the phone:
Police VOICE OVER becomes part of scene.
POLICE (V.O.)
(on phone)
...Abducted... shot up the car...
stole the officer's weapon...
tanker... blown up... terrorized...
Max's face becomes troubled and more serious than we've seen
so far. He looks at Hal as he hangs up the phone.
MAX:
You're not even going to believe
this.
EXT. FBI JET - DAY
The jet banks off to the left.
EXT. DESERT ROAD - DAY
WIDE SHOT of car speeding through the desert on an empty
highway west. DRIVING SHOT -- Thelma has her face to the
sun with her eyes closed. Louise is driving with a fierce
intensity. They hardly resemble the two women that started
out for a weekend in the mountains two days earlier. Although
their faces are tanned and lined and their hair is blowing
wildly there is a sense of serenity that pervades.
EXT. HELIPORT - DAY
Hal and Max are climbing out of the jet and running across
the tarmac to a waiting helicopter. Max is carrying a walkie-
talkie now.
INT. CAR - DAY
Thelma sits up suddenly. An Arizona police car passes them
going eastbound.
THELMA:
Oh sh*t. Louise... Do you think he
saw us?
LOUISE:
I don't know, but let's get off.
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