
Wes Craven’s Page #19
- Year:
- 1994
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Emergency machinery flying in. Heather pushed back. Nurses
scurrying. The SOUND of Dylan CRYING in a daze for his
mother.
Then Dr. Hefner strides in and roughly shoves the nurses
away.
HEATHER:
Doctor...
DR. HEFNER
(to nurses)
Get her back! I've got to go in! Get me
a full anesthetic, STAT!
NURSE:
We don't have any here, doctor.
The doctor, grim-faced and furious, wheels back to Dylan,
clawing the oxygen tent away.
DR. HEFNER
Screw it, then. I'm going in!
She rips the terrified child's gown away from his chest.
DR. HEFNER (cont'd)
Cut this evil out of him!
And with that, she pulls her hand out of her bag and we see
the grim glove. A medicalized version of the gleaming,
TINGING scalpel-sharp claws. Dr. Hefner raises them to
plunge into the child.
Heather lurches forward.
HEATHER:
Nooooo!
STILL IN THE ROOM
the crazed Dr. Hefner is not there. But Heather has dived
right onto Dylan's bed. Now several NURSES struggle to
subdue her. Heather fights one last second, then realizes
what's happened.
NURSE:
Now what have you done to yourself, Miss?
Heather looks down and sees the blood seeping out from under
the bandage on her arm. Then she looks back
DYLAN'S BED. The oxygen tent shredded. And Dylan gone.
Heather loses it.
HEATHER:
He's got him. He's got my Dylan!
The nurses wheel and stare at her. Wild, trembling, and now
with a stark streak of gray slashed through her auburn hair!
NURSE:
Who? Who's got him?
Heather sees the looks of people clearly thinking she's nuts.
But she doesn't give a sh*t. She realizes now what's
happened in the brief moment she was asleep.
HEATHER:
(low)
Freddy...
NURSE #2
Freddy...?
(laughs)
Who, Freddy Krueger or something?
Just at that point the real Dr. Hefner comes in. Takes in
the situation in an instant and asks
HEATHER:
My baby. Freddy's got my baby! He's got
my Dylan!
The doctor seizes Heather roughly by the arms and shakes her
until she looks at him.
DR. HEFNER
Ms. Langenkamp. I suggest you go home
and get some rest. Your son is fine.
He's been taken downstairs for further
testing.
HEATHER:
He was just here!
DR. HEFNER
(as to a retarded child)
He was here. You fell asleep. We took
him. You looked so exhausted, frankly,
we didn't wake you. Besides, the young
woman, Julie, is with him. Believe me,
everything is fine.
HEATHER:
Everything is not fine!
And she bolts out of the room. Hefner swears under her
breath and snaps to a nurse.
DR. HEFNER
Call security.
MOVING WITH HEATHER HAND-HELD. The woman in mid-argument
with several nurses as she charges down the corridor.
HEATHER:
Where is he?
TESTING NURSE #1
This is a restricted area. Do you have a
pass?!
The nurse tries to grab Heather. Heather shoves her away
with a warning look.
HEATHER:
Screw your pass!
Just then Dr. Hefner catches up.
DR. HEFNER
It's all right, now...Ms. Langenkamp,
just remain calm.
(glance to nurse)
Tell us how our boy is doing.
The nurse flicks a look at Heather.
NEEDLE NURSE:
He's fine, actually. He came out of coma
ten minutes ago.
(just to Hefner, lower)
deprivation. I don't think she ever lets
the kid get a night's sleep.
DR. HEFNER
(more to herself)
Munchausen syndrome...?
Heather pushes over.
HEATHER:
What're you saying? Where is he?
The door behind them opens and two SECURITY GUARDS appear.
Hefner stops them with a hand signal, hearing...
JULIE (O.S.)
Over here, Heather.
Heather turns to see Julie, motioning from a door. Beaming.
JULIE (cont'd)
Got someone here who wants to see you!
INT. TESTING ROOM DOORWAY
Heather runs into
INT. TESTING ROOM
Dylan's wide awake on a small examination table, and the
moment he sees Heather he holds out his arms.
CLOSE ON THEM:
as they embrace, both speaking in whispers, affording
themselves the only privacy they can.
HEATHER:
You okay, champ?
DYLAN:
Can we go get Rex, now? The bad man's
getting awful close.
HEATHER:
I know he is, sweetie. We'll both go get
Rex right now.
She starts to pick up Dylan, then stops. Dylan's looking
over her shoulder. She turns and sees Dr. Hefner.
DR. HEFNER
I'm afraid Dylan really should stay with
us until we know what's causing these
episodes, Ms. Langenkamp. I'm sure you
understand.
Heather looks back to Dylan. Motions for Julie to come in
close with them.
HEATHER:
Tell you what. I'm gonna go get Rex for
you right now. You know home isn't far
from here, right?
DYLAN:
(remembering)
Right 'cross the freeway.
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