The Decision[Evening time. A path in a park, sloping and coming upwards towards the top of a small hill. Camera pans from the gravel and moves upwards giving a side view of the path. Camera then pulls out and traces the path upwards while capturing the greenery around. You can see the leaves fluttering from the blowing wind. On the top of the hill there is a round stone table and two figures are sitting around it. Camera cuts to showing half of the back of His head and the other half is focused on Her face.]
HerSo this is it?
HimWhy does it have to be it?
HerWe need to decide.
HimOkay, then decide.
HerI said ‘we’ need to decide, not ‘I’ need to decide.
Him (sighs)
HerDon’t do that. You know I hate it when you do that.
[Camera slowly rotates to the back of her head, revealing him. He looks different from what we have seen of him earlier. A disheveled look and a stubble mark his face. But he does not look tired.]
Him(smiles)
HerWhat?
Him(playfully) And I love it when you do that.
[Light music plays. Camera pans upwards showing an aerial view of the round table and the two figures seated around. Fade to black.]
This is an attempt to ‘continue’ and ‘borrow’ a style from Wandering Dervish of Loud Thinking. You can read Parts 1-6 here and Part 7 here.