Traveler Page #11
- Year:
- 2007
- 45 min
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There's still a long way to go to freedom. But at least,
together, they won't be alone on the journey.
58.
EXT. THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE - ABUTMENT - SAME
Marlow's Crown Vic stops at the famous landmark. She gets out
and is greeted by a BOMB SQUAD LEADER. We don't hear the
conversation, but we know what's being said. No bombs.
Taylor and Jay reach Queens. Two POLICEMEN ON HORSEBACK
survey the enormous crowd. An impossible task. Jay and Taylor
split up to pass them, then duck down a side street.
Once they're clear of the bridge, Taylor finds a payphone. He
enters the booth and dials a collect number.
TAYLOR:
Collect call from T.F.
Jay waits outside. He can hear Taylor's muffled voice behind
him. Two KIDS on rollerblades chase each other through the
street. As Jay watches them dart in and out of the crowd we
MATCH CUT TO:
EXT. THE NEW HAVEN HOUSE - DAY - FLASHBACK
Jay dodges a kid on rollerblades as a cab pulls away behind
him. He stands in front of the white Victorian. He carries an
old Samsonite suitcase and wears the Chicago Cubs hat, which
is not nearly as worn out.
TITLE CARD:
SEPTEMBER, TWO YEARS EARLIERINT. THE NEW HAVEN HOUSE - CONT.
Jay enters and takes in the CREAKING FLOORS and large
unfurnished rooms. Dust coats every surface. But this old
house has serious potential. A STAIR CREAKS. He looks up.
A clean-shaven Taylor comes cruising down the stairs dressed
in cords and a Yale Polo shirt.
TAYLOR:
Hey. You must be Will.
JAY:
Actually, I'm Jay.
TAYLOR:
Fifty/Fifty chance. Thought the
odds were in my favor. Taylor Fog.
The two shake hands. Taylor notices Jay's Cubs hat.
59,
TAYLOR (cont'd)
Hold on. You like the Cubbies? I
thought you were from LA?
JAY:
My dad was from Chicago.
Taylor walks to a hallway closet. He pulls out his own faded
blue hat with a red "C".
TAYLOR:
I was actually at the game when
Bartman went for the foul ball.
Cost them the series. Total
heartbreaker.
The door opens. In walks Will Traveler. Looks more like a
bookworm than the leader we saw on the road trip. He has a
roller suitcase and his video camera's on. He shuts it off
when he sees Jay and Taylor.
TAYLOR (cont'd)
And the circle is complete. You
have to be Will Traveler. I'm
Taylor Fog, School of Management.
This is—
JAY:
Jay Burchell. Law School.
WILL:
Right. I read the housing ticket.
(taking in the room)
Looks like we got a nice place.
TAYLOR:
Wait until you see upstairs. Hold
on, guys. I got something special.
Taylor disappears into the kitchen.
WILL:
So that's Taylor Fog? Wonder why
he's slumming it in grad housing.
JAY:
I'm sure he'll be happy to tell us.
ill smiles at the joke. He notices Jay's Cubs hat.
WILL:
No way. You're a Cubs fan?
60.
JAY:
We just went through this.
Taylor returns with three Heinekens.
TAYLOR:
I've been saving these.
He passes them out as Will pulls a blue Chicago Cubs hat from
his jacket.
TAYLOR (cont'd)
Hold on. You too?
Will puts his hat on and nods.
TAYLOR (cont'd)
I am loving this house already.
What are the chances that three
guys from LA, the Hamptons, and
Maine would all love the same team?
Beat.
WILL:
Must be fate.
Taylor raises his glass, oblivious.
TAYLOR:
Then I say... to fate.
ALL:
To fate.
Their bottles collide. We linger on Will. He smiles,
something dark behind his eyes. A KNOCK ON THE DOOR.
CUT TO:
EXT. QUEENS STREETS - PRESENT DAY
The POUNDING on the door is Taylor POUNDING on the phonebooth
glass. Jay snaps out of his memory.
TAYLOR:
My dad says there's a used car
joint two blocks up. They'll take
cash. You're coming, right?
Jay looks up, a raw determination in his eyes.
61.
JAY:
Can he help us track down
information on Will?
TAYLOR:
(into phone)
All right, dad. We'll see you soon.
CUT TO:
EXT. FOG MANSION - ESTABLISHING
An old Gothic manor occupies a hill.
CARLTON FOG (O.S.)
Okay, son. Call from the road if
you have any problems.
INT. FOG MANSION - LIBRARY - SAME
Towering bookshelves. Ancient Texts. Carlton Fog hangs up the
phone behind a large oak desk. He sighs, heavy. Looks up.
CARLTON FOG:
I've done as you asked. They'll be
here tonight.
We don't see who he's talking to.
CUT TO BLACK.
END SHOW:
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