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Garland Mark C. Garland 2709 Bear Creek Rd. Marshall, NC 28753 Muckage@gmail.com (828)683-4959 FADE IN: EXT. Under water, slow motion. Brad is looking up through the water. He sees fire cover the entire surface. The yellow and red flames begin to turn to blue, then to darkness. cUT TO: INT. INSIDE BRADS BOAT - PRESENT DAY, November 3, 2008.[] Brad Colter, age 48, is lying on his bunk without a shirt on. Sweat is covering his six-foot-tall muscular, tanned body. suE(O.S.) Brad, are you down there? Brad jerks up quickly, startled from his dream. He looks around the semi-dark cabin trying to figure out where he is. suE (O.S.) Brad, are you there? bRAD COLTER Yeah, I think so. I mean, just a minute Ill be right there. Brad rubs his eyes, then stands up and walks toward the light that is coming from atop of the stairs. 0002000009B0000003C19AA,bRAD COLTER Oh its you. Brad looks at his watch. bRAD COLTER Sue, do you realize its 6 AM? suE (sarcastic) Nice to see you too, Mister Sunshine. bRAD COLTER What are you doing here so early? suE I'm going to go look at a boat, wanna come? bRAD COLTER A boat? What's wrong with the one you've got? Sue Walters, age 55, petite and good looking folds her arms. She gives Brad a sarcastic look. suE Well besides the fact that it's 35 years old, the deck needs replacing, the engine never starts, and the... bRAD COLTER (interrupting) Alright, alright, I get the idea. suE Do you want to come with me or not? bRAD COLTER Sure, why not? Hang on while I grab a shirt. Brad goes back downstairs. DISSOLVE to: INT. Inside sues suv - pulling into the parking lot of the cortez marina - mOMENTS LATER[] Sue pulls into a parking space and shuts off the engine. bRAD COLTER Does this guy know youre coming so early? suE Yes, hes the one who suggested it. They walk over to the gate that leads down to the boats. Sue rings the bell on the gate. suE Oh, look, here comes someone now. A very distinguished, older gentleman with an English accent comes to the gate. He has silver gray hair,and a very tight jaw line. suE Hello, Im Susan Walters. Are you Mr. Petersen? arthur Yes I am. SUE Well Mr. Petersen, this is my friend Brad. They shake hands. ARTHUR I'm very glad to make your acquaintance. Please, if youll both follow me; the craft is this way. Brad whispers to Sue. bRAD COLTER Hey Sue, is this old codger for real? The craft? suE (scolding) Shhh, be nice. After a moment of walking, they arrive at a nicely restored, very large yacht. arTHUR Here we are, Miss Walters. As you can see, shes in perfect order. bRAD COLTER Excuse me, Mr. Petersen arTHUR Please, call me Authur. bRAD COLTER Yes well, Authur, exactly how old is this tub? arTHUR The Kings Mistress may be vintage, but I assure you she's no tub. I keep her on a tight maintenance schedule. Brad puts his hands in his pockets, he pretends to closely examine the boat. bRAD COLTER And how much are we asking for such a craft? Sue gives Brad a dirty look. suE Excuse me, Mr. Petersen. May I have a word with Brad, please? arTHUR Of course, be my guest. She motions for Brad to come over to her. suE (quietly) whats wrong with you? Why are you being so rude? bRAD COLTER Rude? I'm just trying to do some old-fashioned horse trading here. suE Well I'd appreciate it if you'd try to be a little more polite. 00020000052600000D6B520,bRAD COLTER Okay, I'll be nice. I promise. Brad walks back over to Mr. Petersen. bRAD COLTER So Arthur, how much are we asking for this vintage vessel? Brad winks at Sue. arTHUR The price of the Kings Mistress is 750 thousand. bRAD COLTER (surprised) Dollars! Youre kidding, right? arTHUR I assure you, her history alone warrants the price. bRAD COLTER Maybe so, but were not looking for a Historical Landmark. Come on Sue, lets get out of here. Brad takes Sues hand and begins walking toward the gate. suE (angry) Bradley Colter, I've never been so embarrassed in my whole life. I cant believe how rude you can be. bRAD COLTER Hey, I may be a little rough around the edges.... SuE (interrupting) A little rough! You did everything but push him in the water. Why didn't you just make fun of his English accent while you were at it? bRAD COLTER Maybe I should have. suE Why are you being so mean? Mr. Petersen is a very nice, English gentleman. bRAD COLTER Yeah, that guys English and Im James Bond. Hes a fake, and so is that accent. suE Fake, how can you say that? bRAD COLTER Did you look at his hands? suE His hands? bRAD COLTER Yeah, his fingernails had grease under them. SuE So what? BRAD COLTER Look, Ive taken many rich clients out fishing, and every one of them has a brand new manicure. 000200000BCF0000128BBC9,Sue But his boat was beautiful. BRAD COLTER Sure cosmetically maybe, but how about mechanically? Look, I know boats. Besides, the English always pronounce the word schedule as Shedule. Sue You know what, youre crazy. BRAD COLTER (His best English accent) Look Love, thats the first boat youve looked at. Why dont we pop out for some breakfast then afterward, you can help me get my craft ready. Sue Very funny, Cary Grant. Why do you need to get your boat ready, anyway? BRAD COLTER Because, in the morning Im diving on an old wreck out by the Coronado Islands. Rumor has it, there's gold on board. Sue Gold? Good luck. BRAD COLTER Thanks, I may need it. Now lets go, Ive got to stop at the dive shop and get my tanks filled. FADE TO BLACK. Fade IN[] INT. Inside Brads boat the SEA WOLF, A 1956 Chris craft - next morning.[] Brad is heading out of San Diego Bay. His boat has seen better days. The paint is peeling, the rails are weathered and rough. Rust is on most of the chrome. There is a swirl of bluish white smoke trailing behind the boat from a badly worn engine. Brad checks his watch. The time is 6:30 AM. dISSOLVE TO: INT. INSIDE BRADS BOAT - 9:05 AM. Brad checks his compass. The seas are rough, the sky looks like rain. He checks the GPS and verifies his location. He goes forward and sets his bow anchor. Brad puts on his dive gear, checks his watch, then exits the boat into the water. cut TO: INT. Underwater. Brad scans the bottom. He immediately spots some rusty links of anchor chain. He swims over and picks up the end of the chain. Brad follows the chain about 20 feet until it suddenly ends at a rock pile. He braces his feet on the bottom and attempts to dislodge the chain. The chain wont budge. Brad drops the chain, and opens his dive bag. He pulls out some dynamite and places it in the rocks. He removes an underwater flare and lights the fuse. The fuse begins to crackle. Brad drops it and quickly swims toward a small cave near by. He enters the cave and swims in about 20 feet. Brad turns to face the entrance of the cave. He waits for the blast. Without warning, the dynamite suddenly explodes sending a shock wave toward the cave. Brad braces himself. The cave begins to violently shake, causing debris to fall from the ceiling. A large boulder falls from the cave wall suddenly trapping Brad inside. He approaches the boulder with his flashlight and tries in vain to move it. Brad gives up, and then turns toward the back of the cave and begins swimming farther in. His light illuminates the cave walls in a frantic, desperate motion. Brad sees a small beam of light several yards ahead. He finds a hole in the cave wall. Brad swims through it and heads for the surface. dISSOLVE TO: Ext. The surface of the water. Brad surfaces, and climbs onto the swim step of his boat. He stands and stares into the boat, he has a look of astonishment on his face. The boat is no longer old and rusty, but now in brand new condition. Brad stares in disbelief for a moment. 0002000002C900001E542C3,BRAD COLTER (confused) Hello, is anyone here? He waits for a reply. Brad looks around. The water is now calm, and the sky is blue. BRAD COLTER (shaking his head) Man, what did they fill those air tanks with? Brad wanders around the boat for a minute in utter astonishment. He goes forward and pulls up the anchor. He goes back to the wheel house and checks his GPS. It doesnt work anymore. He bangs on it with his hand. BRAD COLTER Cheap foreign junk. Brad starts the boat and heads back to San Diego. DISSOLVE TO: Fade IN[] EXT. THE SEA WOLF - ENTERING SAN DIEGO BAY. Brad throttles back down and checks his watch. The time is 12:40 PM. BRAD COLTER Man, I cant believe this. Wheres the fishing pier? 0002000004140000211740E,He travels up into the bay and spots a small dock. There is an old stubbly faced man sitting in a chair fishing. Brad pulls up along side to talk to the old man. BRAD COLTER Excuse me, how you doing today? Old Man (grumpy) Mister, you cant tie up here. This heres private property. BRAD COLTER I dont want to tie up. Look, I was just wondering if you knew where Cabrillo Isle Marina is? OLD MAN There aint no Cabrillo Marina around here. Now git before I get mad. BRAD COLTER What do you mean theres no Cabrillo Marina? Of course there is. Thats where I live. OLD MAN (cocky) Then if you live there, you must know where it is. The old man reaches next to his chair and picks up a billy club. He shakes it at Brad. BRAD COLTER Alright. You win. Brad quickly motors off. He goes a little further until he comes across a small dock with an office building at the end. He pulls up along side the dock and ties up his boat. He walks to the office and goes inside. There is a fat guy sitting in a chair eating a sandwich. BRAD COLTER 0002000007BC000025257B6,Excuse me, sir, I wonder if you can help me? fat guy Depends, what do you want? BRAD COLTER Can you tell me where Cabrillo Island Marina is? fat guy Cabrillo Island Marina? Nope, never heard of that one. bRAD COLTER (cautious) Then maybe youd know a place I could tie up my boat for the night? MAN BEHIND COUNTER Well for five bucks you can keep her right here. Brad gives the man a puzzled look, and hands him the money. BRAD COLTER Is there a phone booth around here? My cell phone doesnt seem to work. MAN BEHIND COUNTER Your what? BRAD COLTER Never mind. Brad exits the building. dISSOLVE TO: INT. Inside a cafe.[] Brad walks to the lunch counter and sits down. A waitress brings him a menu. Waitress Good afternoon hon, can I get you something to drink? BRAD COLTER Yes ma'am, how about a nice cold beer. The waitress goes into the back while Brad looks at the menu. She returns with his beer after a minute. WAITRESS Have you decided yet? BRAD COLTER I think so. Um..whats up with this menu. WAITRESS What do you mean? BRAD COLTER Well I see a T-bone steak dinner on here, but the price is marked $2.25 WAITRESS Thats correct. BRAD COLTER $2.25 for a steak? Whats the catch, is the steak made out of soy beans or something? The waitress gives him a strange look. WAITRESS Soy beans? No, I assure you its 100 percent real beef. BRAD COLTER Alright then Ill have the steak. The waitress takes his menu and walks to the end of the counter. Brad sees a newspaper lying on the counter next to him. He picks it up and glances at the date on the paper. Pan to: Date on the newspaper. August 27, 1957. BRAD COLTER (confused) Excuse me, where did this newspaper come from? WAITRESS It was delivered this morning. Why? BRAD COLTER Well the date on the paper says August 27, 1957. WAITRESS Today is Monday, August 27th. BRAD COLTER Well it may be Monday the 27th, but its sure as hell not 1957. WAITRESS What do you mean its not 1957? What year do you think it is? 000200000CD000002CDBCCA,BRAD COLTER Do I think it is?... Its 2008! WAITRESS Mister, are you drunk? Maybe I should get you some coffee instead of that beer. Brad tries to think real fast. BRAD COLTER (embarrassed) Well of course its 1957. Sorry Just a bad joke. WAITRESS (giving Brad a strange look) Of course it was. The waitress rolls her eyes then goes back into the kitchen. dISSOLVE TO: EXT. outside the cafe. Brad is walking out the front door of the cafe. BRAD COLTER 1957? Brad walks and ponders his situation. After a minute he stops and snaps his fingers. Brad colter Ive got it. Brad flags down a cab. FADE OUT. FADE IN [] EXT. San Diego State University.[] Brad is climbing out of the cab in front of the university. He walks to the directory and studies it. DISSOLVE TO: EXT. walking Across campus- minutes later. Brad finds the Physical Science Building and walks in. He sees a little man with a receding hairline, wearing thick glasses, sitting behind a desk. BRAD COLTER Excuse me sir, my name is Brad Colter, are you the science Professor? The little man gives Brad a puzzled look. Professor Kirby Yes I am. May I help you? BRAD COLTER I hope so. I was wondering if I could ask you a few questions about science? Or maybe I should say science fiction. Professor Kirby takes off his glasses. PROFESSOR KIRBY Yes, Im listening. BRAD COLTER Well sir what I have to ask you is...What do you think about the possibility of time travel? PROFESSOR KIRBY Well, being a professor of science of course I try to be opened minded about such things. Why do you ask? BRAD COLTER Well Professor, what Im about to tell you is gonna sound crazy. Im not sure I believe it myself. PROFESSOR KIRBY You have an audience, sir. BRAD COLTER Okay, here goes. It all started today when I woke up.... The clock on the professors desk says 3:00 PM dISSOLVE TO: INT. Inside the physical Science building - minutes later. [] The clock now shows 3:12 PM PROFESSOR KIRBY (smirking) That is quite a story. Can you substantiate it? Something perhaps that would convince me not to have you escorted off campus? BRAD COLTER Like what? PROFESSOR KIRBY Perhaps some currency. Surely in the future there is still some form of monetary trading medium. Brad reaches into his pocket. He hands the professor a fifty dollar bill. PROFESSOR KIRBY A fifty, Hmmm. Do you always carry so much cash? The professor closely scrutinizes the Bill. BRAD COLTER Well, in the year 2008 fifty dollars isnt considered a lot of money. Professor Kirby hands Brad back the fifty dollar bill. BRAD COLTER As you can see sir, the date on the bill is 1990. PROFESSOR KIRBY Yes I see that. I must admit the quality of the paper is very good. And the ink is almost perfect. BRAD COLTER (slightly irritated) Are you suggesting that this isnt legal tender? Professor Kirby stands up. PROFESSOR KIRBY What I am suggesting is that in the future, Id be careful who I showed that bill to. Counterfeiting is a crime you know. Now, if youll excuse me, I have papers to correct. Professor Kirby sits back down and begins shuffling through his papers. Brad is frustrated, he turns and walks out the door. DISSOLVE TO: Ext. Campus - momentS LATER Brad is walking toward the street. He is walking with his head down mumbling to himself. 000200000BA5000039A5B9F,BRAD COLTER Counterfeit! Brad is not really watching where he is going, he bumps into a woman. She is wearing a long - sleeved blouse tucked into a skirt that is cut about 6 inches below her knee. Brad looks up and sees a beautiful young woman with blond hair and green eyes. She is wearing red lipstick. BRAD COLTER Excuse me Miss, I'm really sorry. Are you alright? The young woman rearranges her books, straightens her blouse and smiles. elIZABETH MULLER I don't think anything's broken. How about you; are you alright? BrAD COLTER Yes I'm fine, just a little preoccupied I'm afraid. Brad is mesmerized by her beauty. He stares at her for a moment. elIZABETH MULLER (blushing) Is there something else? Brad stumbles for something else to say. BRAD COLTER (embarrassed) Yes, as a matter of fact there is. Would you know of a place that serves a good burger around here? elIZABETH MULLER (smiling) Sure there's a place right across the street from campus. Come on I'll show you, I'm just killing time anyway. Im waiting for my next class to start. Brad gestures for her to lead the way. BRAD COLTER I'm Brad Colter. He puts out his hand to shake. She reaches out and shakes his hand. elIZABETH MULLER I'm Elizabeth Muller, its nice to meet you. Are you a student here Brad? BRAD COLTER No, I'm just doing some research. How about you? Elizabeth Muller I'm a teacher. BRAD COLTER I see. ELIZABETH MULLER What are you researching? BRAD COLTER Oh....Well, it's kind of a cross between science and science fiction. ElIZABETH MULLER I don't understand. BRAD COLTER Yeah, well, I guess it might take some time to explain it. Brad pauses for a second. BRAD COLTER (awkwardly) Hey, maybe I could tell you about it over dinner. ElIZABETH MULLER (blushing) Dinner?...But I dont know you. BRAD COLTER (embarrassed) Oh right, sorry, I dont know what I was thinking. ELIZABETH MULLER (playfully) Do you always ask out strange women Brad? BRAD COLTER No....not usually. ELIZABETH MULLER Not usually, I see. So, you do ask out strange women then? BRAD COLTER No...Look It was nice to meet you. Again, Im sorry I bumped into you....I guess Ill just leave you alone now. Brad starts to walk away. ELIZABETH MULLER (giggling) Brad wait. Brad turns around. He is still embarrassed. ELIZABETH MULLER You give up too easily Brad. I was just having a little fun. Im sorry. You obviously have something on your mind. BRAD COLTER You have no idea. ELIZABETH MULLER Ill tell you what. I guess you do look harmless enough. What time? BRAD COLTER What time, what? ELIZABETH MULLER Dinner. You said you wanted to have dinner with me. BRAD COLTER Oh yeah, I guess I did. ELIZABETH MULLER Well, what time are you free for dinner? Brad gets a relieved look on his face. BRAD COLTER I dont know, how about 7 o'clock? ElIZABETH MULLER Seven would be fine. BRAD COLTER Great, where can I pick you up? Elizabeth hesitates. ElIZABETH MULLER Maybe it would be better if I met you someplace. 00020000082700004544821,BRAD COLTER I understand. That would be fine. How about Pernicanos? ElIZABETH MULLER That sounds wonderful. BRAD COLTER Good, well it really was nice to meet you. I guess Ill see you tonight then. ELIZABETH MULLER I guess you will. Bye. Brad and Elizabeth both walk in different directions. After a few steps they both turn around and smile at each other. FADE OUT. FADE IN EXT. Outside of Pernicanos RESTAURANT - that evening. Brad is climbing out of a cab. He looks at his watch, the time is 6:55. He goes inside the restaurant where he is greeted by the host. Host Yes sir may I help you? BRAD COLTER Yes, table for two. HOST Very good sir, I have a table over by the window. If youll follow me please. Brad follows the man to the table and sits down. Brad looks around the place for a moment then glances at his watch. waiter Good evening sir. Something to drink while you wait for your guest? The waiter sets two menus on the table. BRAD COLTER Sure, how about a coke. WAITER Very good sir, Ill be right back with your drink. Brad picks up one of the menus and begins looking it over. After a moment the waiter returns with his coke. WAITER Here you are, sir. BRAD COLTER Thank you. Brad looks at his watch it is 7:00. DISSOLVE TO: Int. Inside pernicanos - 10 minutes later. WAITER May I get you another drink sir? Brad looks at his watch the time is now 7:10. BRAD COLTER No, thank you Ill just wait for my date. Thank you though. WAITER Very good. The waiter goes into the back and disappears. Brad hears the bell on the front door, he looks up. Elizabeth is walking toward his table. Brad stands up. ElIZABETH MULLER Brad, Im terribly sorry for being late. My baby sitter was late. BRAD COLTER No, thats fine. I haven't been waiting that long, Im just glad you made it. I was hoping I wasnt being too forward today by asking you to dinner. ElIZABETH MULLER Actually, I was kind of surprised you did. But to tell you the truth you looked kind of...well kind of like a lost puppy. I felt sorry for you. BRAD COLTER (laughing) Did I really look that pathetic? 00020000055A00004D65554,ElIZABETH MULLER Lets just say you seemed preoccupied. BRAD COLTER Well, Im glad you accepted. So, you have kids, huh? ElIZABETH MULLER Just one, a daughter 6 years old. Her names Bobi Sue. BRAD COLTER I see.....and her father? ElIZABETH MULLER Mitch was killed in a car accident 6 years ago, I was 3 months pregnant at the time. BRAD COLTER (apologetically) Elizabeth, Im terribly sorry. I wasnt trying to.... ElIZABETH MULLER (interrupting) Thats alright, you didnt know. Besides six years is a long time to learn to move on. Now, something you said today really intrigued me. I guess its the real reason I accepted your offer. BRAD COLTER Oh, and what was that? ElIZABETH MULLER You said that you were researching something, a cross between science and science fiction? What did you mean? Brad sits back and thinks for a moment how he is going to tell a perfect stranger that he is from the future. BRAD COLTER Well I guess now is a good as time as any. First of all, how open minded are you? ElIZABETH MULLER (playfully) I try not to be a bore. Why? BRAD COLTER Well, this story is a little strange in fact, I'm not sure I quite believe it myself. The waiter walks up to the table. Waiter Are you folks ready to order? BRAD COLTER I am. How about you Elizabeth? ElIZABETH MULLER Yes, Ill have the lasagna and a green salad with lemon, please. 000200000FC9000052B9FC3,WAITER Very good madam. And for you sir? BRAD COLTER Ill have the same as her but Ill take house dressing instead of lemon. WAITER Very good, and something to drink? BRAD COLTER How about a carafe of your house wine. WAITER Alright, it will be just a few moments. The waiter goes back into the kitchen. ElIZABETH MULLER Now, Brad, you were saying? BRAD COLTER Im sorry, I guess I should have asked you first if you drink wine before I ordered. EliZABETH MULLER Oh no, youre not going to get off the hook that easily. You were saying something about researching science and science fiction. What did you mean by that? BRAD COLTER Yes well, the last guy I told this story to threatened to call security on me. ElIZABETH MULLER This is getting better by the minute. Please continue. BRAD COLTER Alright you asked for it. Here goes..... DISSOLVE TO: Int. Pernicanos - minutes later The Camera fades back in on Brads watch. The time is 7:40 BRAD COLTER Well, what do you think? Are you ready to get up and leave yet? ElIZABETH MULLER Did you say there was an explosion? BRAD COLTER Yes, I was using some dynamite to clear away some rocks, why? ElIZABETH MULLER Well, because there was a small earthquake this morning about 12 miles off the coast. I saw it on the news while I was getting ready. How far did you say the Coronado Islands were? BRAD COLTER About 12 miles. Why, do you believe my story? ElIZABETH MULLER I didn't say that. Let's just say, you've got my interest. BRAD COLTER Hmm, I wonder if my explosion has anything to do with your earthquake? ElIZABETH MULLER Well I dont know, but I think I might know someone who would. He's a professor of physics at the campus. BRAD COLTER That professors last name wouldn't be Kirby, would it? ElIZABETH MULLER Why yes, do you know him? BRAD COLTER Yeah, you might say that. Hes the one who almost called security. ElIZABETH MULLER Oh no. Did you offer him any kind of proof? Brad pulls out his wallet and shows Elizabeth the fifty dollar bill. ElIZABETH MULLER I don't understand. BRAD COLTER See here, it's minted in 1990. ElIZABETH MULLER (concerned) Is this all the money you have with you? BRAD COLTER Sure. Well, I have a few smaller bills. Why? ElIZABETH MULLER Because, if thats all you have, I guess I'm buying dinner. BRAD COLTER Why would you do that? ELIZABETH MULLER Because you can't spend this; it's fake. BRAD COLTER (protesting) Fake! Not where I ... I mean when I come from. The only thing that's changed on this bill is the date. ElIZABETH MULLER Well regardless. I'm paying for dinner. I don't feel like going to jail for counterfeiting. BRAD COLTER Counterfeiting? Theres that word again. Thats what Professor Kirby accused me of. ELIZABETH MULLER Well what do you expect?... No wait, Im sorry Brad, its just that...well, your story is pretty amazing. BRAD COLTER You mean Im lying? ELIZABETH MULLER No, I didnt say that. Its just that, well...What would you think if I told you a story like that? BRAD COLTER Youre right. Id probably think you were crazy and get as far away from you as I could. ELIZABETH MULLER Well Im not going to do that. BRAD COLTER Why not? She looks into his eyes and smiles. ELIZABETH MULLER Because, you have kind eyes. Besides, you were so passionate when you told me the story. BRAD COLTER Well thank you for that, but Im not sure that makes the situation any less worrisome for me. ELIZABETH MULLER (coy smile) You do realize that now youll have to convince me its true? BRAD COLTER You mean this wont be our last date? ELIZABETH MULLER Something like that. The waiter brings their food. FADE TO BLACK. FADE IN.[] EXT. on the beach - later that night. Brad and Elizabeth are walking down the beach. ElIZABETH MULLER So Brad. What else has changed in 2008? BRAD COLTER Well just about everything....And nothing. ElIZABETH MULLER What does that mean? BRAD COLTER It means that in 2008, a woman in a green dress, with green eyes, still looks beautiful with moonlight twinkling in her eyes. ElIZABETH MULLER 0002000009950000627C98F,(blushes) You frighten me. BRAD COLTER Why, is it my story? ElIZABETH MULLER No, its just that I haven't had the feelings I'm having right now since Mitch. To tell you the truth, they frighten me. BRAD COLTER Im sorry, I guess it's just this moonlight and the wonderful company. ElIZABETH MULLER Don't apologize. I guess Im just being silly. Elizabeth glances at her watch ElIZABETH MULLER Oh my! It's 11:30; I should probably get home. Elizabeth takes out a pen and a piece of paper. ElIZABETH MULLER Here's my phone number. Why don't you give me a call? That is, if you still want to? Brad takes her phone number from her and looks at it. BRAD COLTER Yes ma'am, I think I do. Brad puts his arm around Elizabeth and walks her back to her car. FADE TO BLACK. FADE IN[] INT. INSIDE THE GALLEY OF THE SEA WOLF - next morning[] Brad is pouring himself a cup of coffee. He pulls out his wallet and looks at his money. BRAD COLTER Hmmm, counterfeit huh. Brad goes to the forward compartment. He begins looking in several drawers then opens a closet and pulls out a box. He opens it and pulls out an old newspaper. Brad looks at the date on the paper. August 29, 1957. He searches through the paper till he comes to a page that someone had written on. He stops and reads what is underlined. BRAD COLTER Of course, Grandmas obituary. Thats why grandpa saved this. Brad stares at the obituary for a moment then turns the page. He reads for a second, then puts his finger on the page and traces over a headline. He sets the paper back down. Brad gets a big smile on his face. He stands up and races up the stairs. The camera pans down on the headline he was reading. Ladies Choice, a twelve - to - one long shot finishes first in the third race at Del Mar. FADE TO BLACK. fade In[] INT. Inside a cab - later that night.[] CABBIE Here we are sir. The cabbie glances at the meter. CABBIE That will be $2.75, Sir. BRAD COLTER $2.75? Man, I could get used to this. CABBIE (confused) Excuse me? BRAD COLTER (laughing) Never mind. Listen, could you wait here for a few minutes? I have to see if my date is ready. CABBIE No problem, Ill just keep the meter running. Brad exits the cab. He walks up to the front door and rings the door bell. After a moment the door opens. Brad looks down, he is greeted by a little girl with blond curls, and big green eyes. BRAD COLTER Hello. You must be Bobi Sue? The little girl just stares at him. BRAD COLTER 00020000092600006C0B920,Is your mother here? Bobi Sue Just a moment, please. Bobi Sue closes the door in Brads face. He waits for a moment then rings the door bell again. This time, Elizabeth answers. ElIZABETH MULLER I'm sorry Brad, she's kind of shy. I was still getting ready and asked her to answer the door. BRAD COLTER That's okay. Are you ready to go? I asked the cab to wait. ElIZABETH MULLER Well, actually I have a small problem. My baby sitter is sick. Why don't you tell the driver to go ahead and leave. After I call another sitter, we can take my car. BRAD COLTER Thats fine. Brad walks back to the cab. FADE out. INT. Inside Elizabeths living room.[] Brad walks back in the front door. He looks around but the room is empty. He walks over to the fireplace mantle and begins to look at some framed photos. Elizabeth walks back in and Brad turns around. ElIZABETH MULLER Those were taken last year. BRAD COLTER Bobi Sue is quite a little cutie. ElIZABETH MULLER Thank you. Shes all the family I have left. Some days I dont know how Id ever make it without her. Brad smiles. ElIZABETH MULLER Im sorry about the baby sitter problem. Can I get you anything to drink? BRAD COLTER No thanks, I'm fine. And dont worry about the sitter. It happens. ElIZABETH MULLER Well if youll excuse me Ill make a few phone calls and see who I can get to come over. BRAD COLTER Thats fine. Elizabeth exits to make a few phone calls. Brad sits down in a chair. Bobi Sue walks in and sits down on the couch with a doll. BRAD COLTER So Bobi, your mommy tells me youre 6 years old. BOBI SUE (very confident) I'm 6 and a half, and my names Bobi Sue, not Bobi. BRAD COLTER (grinning) I'm sorry Bobi Sue. I should have known that a big girl with such pretty blond curls was 6 and a half, and not 6. BOBI SUE (blushing) That's all right. After all, I just turned 6 and a half this month. Elizabeth walks back in to the room. ElIZABETH MULLER So, how are you two getting along? BRAD COLTER Fine, Bobi Sue is quite a young lady. ElIZABETH MULLER I know, she's 6 going on 16. By the way, I've tried two other sitters and didn't have any luck. BRAD COLTER Why don't we just take Bobi Sue with us? That is, if that's alright. Elizabeth looks at Bobi Sue, then at Brad. ElIZABETH MULLER Brad, are you sure you don't mind? BRAD COLTER No, I think shes charming. 0002000005E50000752B5DF,She looks at Bobi Sue again. ElIZABETH MULLER Honey, would you like to have dinner with Mr. Colter and mommy? Bobi Sue blushes. BRAD COLTER I'll take that as a yes. ElIZABETH MULLER Great, its all decided then. Brad, would you mind driving? Elizabeth holds out her car keys. BRAD COLTER It would be my honor. Elizabeth walks over and turns on the porch light. All three exit the house. FADE OUT. fade In. [] INT. Inside the car - pulling into the parking lot of Carls hamburger drive in.[] ElIZABETH MULLER I hope this is alright? BRAD COLTER I don't believe it. The last time I drove past this place, it was a used car lot. BOBI SUE Mommy, what is Brad talking about? ElIZABETH MULLER Don't worry about it honey. He's only kidding. Brad parks the car and they all get out and go inside. They are greeted by a man in a white uniform, wearing a white paper hat. Bobi Sue is amused by the waitresses on roller skates whizzing around the parking lot. They walk up to the counter. Man in paper hat May I take your order folks? ElIZABETH MULLER Brad, would you mind ordering for us? BRAD COLTER My pleasure. Well have 3 burgers, 3 fries and 3 cherry cokes. Elizabeth reaches into her purse. Brad puts his hand on her arm. BRAD COLTER That's okay, I've got it. I took care of my money problem today. Elizabeth looks at him cautiously. She leans over and whispers to him. ElIZABETH MULLER What did you do, sell something? BRAD COLTER Well not exactly. Actually, I went to the horse races and got lucky. 00020000063B00007B0A635,ElIZABETH MULLER (voice lowered) What did you use to bet with? BRAD COLTER Remember that fifty dollars I had? ElIZABETH MULLER (gasping) You didn't. You could have been arrested. BRAD COLTER (protesting) Hey, its not like I stole it or anything. Elizabeth smiles and shakes her head. BRAD COLTER Besides, I had a hot tip. ElIZABETH MULLER (playfully) I'm not even going to ask. Brad pays for the food. BRAD COLTER Theres a booth over there. Come on, lets sit down. They walk over and sit down. BRAD COLTER This place is really neat. I especially like the roller skates. Theyre a nice touch. Elizabeth smiles and winks at Bobi Sue. After a moment, a young boy about 15 walks over carrying a tray over his head with their food on it. He is wearing a white T-shirt with the sleeves rolled up, and Levis with big Cuffs. His hair is jet black and shiny, combed back into a DA hairstyle. Young boy Heres your hamburgers folks. Is there anything else I can get for you? BRAD COLTER No, thank you. It all looks great. As the kid walks away Brad leans over to Elizabeth. BRAD COLTER That kid looks just like The Fonz. ElIZABETH MULLER The who? BRAD COLTER You know, Fonzie. On Happy Days? ElIZABETH MULLER (laughing) Who is Fonzie? And what is Happy Days? BRAD COLTER Its a TV show I used to watch. Ill tell you about it sometime. Brad gestures toward Bobi Sue. ElIZABETH MULLER Oh, I understand. Brad, Elizabeth and Bobi sue begin eating their food. Brad looks over toward the kitchen. He sees the young boy who brought them their food walk out of the kitchen and take off his apron. 0002000003FE0000813F3F8,Young boy Good night, Mr. Williams. MAN with paper hat on Alright, well see you tomorrow Henry. Brad gets a strange look on his face. BRAD COLTER Henry? Naw Couldnt be. ElIZABETH MULLER Someone you know? Brad just shakes his head and takes another bite of his hamburger. fADE OUT. fade In [] EXT. In the driveway at Elizabeths house.[] Brad and Elizabeth climb out of the car. Elizabeth opens the back door. Bobi Sue is asleep in the back seat. ElIZABETH MULLER Would you mind carrying her in? BRAD COLTER She looks like an angel. Brad reaches into the back seat and picks Bobi Sue up. Elizabeth puts her arm around Brad. They walk into the house. FADE OUT.FADE IN: Brad appears at the top of the stairs and starts walking down. ElIZABETH MULLER (O.S.) Thank you Brad, I'll be down in a minute. Go ahead and make yourself comfortable. Brad walks into the living room and sits down on the couch. A moment later Elizabeth comes back downstairs and into the living room. She sits down on the couch next to Brad. 000200000C1000008537C0A,ElIZABETH MULLER So, here we are in good ole 1957. What are you going to do now? BRAD COLTER I dont really know. Im still not sure that all of this isnt just a dream. ELIZABETH MULLER No, its not a dream. You really are in 1957. BRAD COLTER I dont know. Pinch me or something, maybe Ill wake up. ELIZABETH MULLER (smiling) Or something...how about this? Elizabeth leans over and kisses Brad. BRAD COLTER Wow, maybe Im not dreaming. Elizabeth begins to tremble. BRAD COLTER Whats wrong? ElIZABETH MULLER Brad, Youre the first man I've gotten close to since Mitch. I'm frightened, but at the same time happy. Brad leans forward and kisses her again. As they kiss, she slowly pulls Brad down with her and lays down on the couch. FADE TO BLACK. FADE IN.[] INT. Elizabeths living room couch - next morning[] Brad is sleeping on the couch. He opens his eyes and looks around the room with a confused look on his face. Elizabeth walks into the living room. ElIZABETH MULLER Well good morning, sleeping beauty. Breakfast? Brad sits up and rubs his eyes. BRAD COLTER That's the best offer I've had all morning. Elizabeth hands him a cup of coffee. BRAD COLTER I'm sorry about last night. I hope I'm not moving too fast for you. ElIZABETH MULLER I'm not sorry at all. Until last night, I didn't realize just how lonely I really was. Besides, there's nothing wrong with kissing in the dark half the night like a couple of kids. BRAD COLTER (smiling) You know, I think I could get used to 1957. Elizabeth pecks him on the cheek. ElIZABETH MULLER I hope that couch wasnt too uncomfortable for you. BRAD COLTER No, it was fine. Its softer then my bunk. BOBI SUE (O.S.) Oh goody, Brad's here! Bobi Sue at the bottom of the stairs rubs her eyes. ElIZABETH MULLER Well good morning, sweetie. How are you this morning? BOBI SUE I'm fine. Brad, did you spend the night? Are you going to stay here forever? ElIZABETH MULLER No honey, Brad's not going to stay here forever. He has a place of his own. Don't you, Brad? BRAD COLTER Yes I do Bobi. I'm sorry I mean Bobi Sue. BOBI SUE That's okay Brad, you can call me Bobi if you want to. ElIZABETH MULLER Hey, I think you've made a friend. She doesn't let just anyone call her that. BRAD COLTER Thank you, Bobi, I feel honored. How would you two ladies like to go for a boat ride today? BOBI SUE Oh boy, could we? Bobi Sue begins jumping up and down. ElIZABETH MULLER Not so fast young lady. First you need to get dressed, and then we all need some breakfast. BRAD COLTER It's settled then. We'll eat, and then spend the day on the water. Elizabeth looks at Brad. She mouths to him thank you. FADE OUT. FADE IN[] Int. inside elizabeths car - the convertible top is down. [] The car pulls into the marina where the Sea Wolf is tied. Brad parks the car and shuts off the engine. BRAD COLTER Okay ladies, if you'll follow me. I'll be your skipper and guide for the day. Bobi Sue begins bouncing up and down on the car seat. BOBI SUE Oh, mommy! Isnt this going to be fun? BRAD COLTER Hey shortcake, how would you like a piggyback ride? 000200000B9100009141B8B,Without any objection, Bobi Sue climbs up on his back. Elizabeth takes his hand. They walk down to the boat ElIZABETH MULLER Wow, your boat is beautiful! I can't wait to see the inside. They walk through the rear transom and enter the cockpit. Brad opens the salon door. BRAD COLTER Go on in and have a look around. Ill get the boat ready. Brad goes to the wheel house and gets the boat started. He checks all the gages and pulls three life vests out of a closet. He puts them onto the bench seat next to the Captains chair. After a moment Elizabeth and Bobi Sue join him. ElIZABETH MULLER This is really nice. BRAD COLTER Thank you, I like to call her home. Brad motions toward Bobi Sue. BRAD COLTER Come on shortcake, you can help me drive. Bobi Sue climbs up in the Captains chair. Brad put his hands on hers while they pull away from the dock. ElIZABETH MULLER Well, skipper where to? BRAD COLTER That all depends on my beautiful first mate. He looks at Bobi Sue. BRAD COLTER Where to, mate? Bobi Sue just blushes. BRAD COLTER Well in that case how about if we just cruise around for a bit. Take in the sights? Brad reaches up and turns on the ship to shore radio. BRAD COLTER Let's listen to this for a while. Well see who else is out on the water today. The radio begins to buzz. Voice on radio Searcher this is Rooster. Over. Radio reply Yeah, Rooster here, go ahead Searcher. VOICE ON RADIO Hey Frank, this is Charlie, we've got birds working about two miles southwest of the islands. Were going to check it out. Over. RADIO REPLY Yeah, roger that Charlie, were trolling feathers about two miles south of your location. Let me know if it pans out. Over. VOICE ON RADIO Alright Frank, we'll let you know. This is Searcher over and out. Bobi Sue laughs. BOBI SUE That's funny, there's a rooster out there with feathers. BRAD COLTER No sweetie. The Rooster's a boat, and feathers are what they're fishing with. The fish think they're little fish. BOBI SUE Oh I thought... Brad interrupts her. BRAD COLTER Shhhh, hold on a minute sweetie. Buzz.... New voice on radio Avalon, this is Catalina Queen. Over. RADIO REPLY Avalon here. Go Queen. NEW VOICE ON RADIO Yeah Avalon, we'll be a little delayed by this south swell. Over. RADIO REPLY Copy that Queen, delayed by south swell. Over. Brad turns the radio down. BRAD COLTER I don't believe it. ElIZABETH MULLER What is it, Brad? BRAD COLTER That boat, the Catalina Queen. That's the wreck I was diving on when I had my little accident. She delivers payroll to the casino on Catalina Island. I guess my information about when she went down was a little off. ElIZABETH MULLER I don't understand. BRAD COLTER Well, the information I got was that she went down in 1952. If that's the same boat out there, then she's still sailing in 1957. Elizabeth gets a look of horror on her face. ElIZABETH MULLER My gosh, that means she's going to sink? BRAD COLTER That's right. The question is, when? 0002000005D500009CCC5CF,ElIZABETH MULLER That's horrible we have to warn them! Brad leans over and whispers to Elizabeth so Bobi sue cant hear. BRAD COLTER In the first place, they wouldn't believe us. I mean what am I going to say. Hi Im from the future and I know that your boat is going to sink? Do you understand what Im getting at? ElIZABETH MULLER Well sort of, but I still think we ought to do something. Brad puts his arm around Elizabeth to comfort her. BRAD COLTER I'm not so sure. I think maybe the best thing to do is just let time take her course. ElIZABETH MULLER Oh Brad, those poor people. I just wish there was something we could do. BRAD COLTER I know. There is a period of silence. BRAD COLTER Ill tell you what, when we get back, I'll check with the harbor master and see if I can get a little information on that boat. Elizabeth Muller That would make me feel better. She smiles and squeezes his hand. FADE TO BLACK. Fade in. EXT. Brad is standing in a phone booth. Brad dials the phone. ElIZABETH MULLER (O.S.) Hello. BRAD COLTER Hi Elizabeth, Its Brad. ELIZABETH MULLER (O.S.) Hey Brad. I didnt expect to hear from you so soon. BRAD COLTER I know, but I had to tell you the news. ELIZABETH MULLER (O.S.) What news? BRAD COLTER Well, I found out the boat was registered to a company called Triton pharmaceuticals. The owners name is Robert Chapman. The skipper of the boat is John Chapman, Roberts uncle. ELIZABETH MULLER (O.S.) Oh yeah, Triton. I think thats a local company. 000200000C150000A29BC0F,BRAD COLTER Well, apparently they are having some kind of financial trouble and are dealing with foreign investors to bail them out. ELIZABETH MULLER (O.S.) Foreign, I wonder why they dont ask someone local? BRAD COLTER Thats been bothering me too. More importantly though, what would a boat that delivers payroll to Catalina Island, be doing in Mexican waters? ELIZABETH MULLER (O.S.) I cant imagine, unless maybe they were just out fishing when the boat sank. BRAD COLTER Yeah, but fishing for what? I dont know Elizabeth. I smell a rat. ELIZABETH MULLER (O.S.) Well, if there is some monkey business going on, promise me youll be careful. BRAD COLTER Dont worry about me. ELIZABETH MULLER (O.S.) Say, how would you like to come over tonight for some popcorn and a little television? BRAD COLTER I think Ill have to take a rain check. Im really not feeling to well. ELIZABETH MULLER (O.S.) Oh,Im sorry to hear that. Are you alright? BRAD COLTER Im sure Ill be fine. I probably just got too much sun today. ELIZABETH MULLER (O.S.) Bobi Sue will be disappointed, but Ill explain it to her. BRAD COLTER Im really sorry, but, Ill make it up to the both of you. I promise. ELIZABETH MULLER (O.S.) Alright. You get some rest, and Ill see you soon. Bye. BRAD COLTER Bye; you take care, too. Brad opens the phone book and looks up the address for Triton Industries. He writes down the address then exits the booth. FADE OUT. fade In. INT. inside A cab - LATER.[] The cab is pulling into the parking lot of Triton industries. BRAD COLTER Wait here, Ill be right back. Brad hands the cabbie a ten dollar bill. CABBIE No problem buddy, take your time. Brad gets out of the cab and walks over to a wall next to the building. He pulls himself up and looks over the top. BRAD COLTER That's what I thought. Brad sees a private marina behind the business park. Sitting right behind Triton Industries is the Catalina Queen. She is a 48 - foot cabin cruiser that appears to set up for sport fishing. Brad drops back down to the ground and goes back to the cab. BRAD COLTER Hey, driver, do you suppose you could bring me back here tonight about eleven O'clock? CABBIE Gee, I don't know; I get off at eight. There's twenty bucks in it for you if you do. CABBIE Mister, for twenty bucks the old lady can go it alone tonight. I'll see you at eleven. FADE OUT. FADE IN. [] INT. Inside the sea wolf. [] Brad is gathering up some items to take with him. He looks at his watch. The time is 10:30 PM. He opens a drawer and picks up a nickel-plated Colt .45. BRAD COLTER You never know. Brad puts on a black sweatshirt then gathers up his things. He heads up to the street. FADE OUT. Fade in Ext. On the street - minutes later Headlights are flashing coming toward brad. a cab pulls up and stops.[] Brad opens the door. BRAD COLTER Hey, right on time. Now that's what I call service. Brad reaches up and hands the driver twenty Bucks. BRAD COLTER There's another ten in it for you if you can drop me at the same spot as today and wait. I'll flash a light at you when Im ready to leave, okay? 000200000D2F0000AEAAD29,CABBIE Mister, for thirty bucks I'll not only wait, I'll have a cold six pack waiting for you. BRAD COLTER Thanks, but just be there when I flash the light, I might need to leave in a hurry! CABBIE You got it. FADE OUT. Fade in EXT. Brad is getting out of the cab[] BRAD COLTER Now don't forget. When you see this light don't waste any time. CABBIE Don't worry, I'll be here. Brad runs behind the buildings and hops over the wall. He gets down low then starts for the boat. As he approaches, he sees lights, and hears someone on the boat. He ducks into some bushes. miguel Senor Chapman, what about your nephew? john chapman Don't you worry about my nephew Miguel, I'll handle him when the time comes. mIGUEL But Senor, what about the cocaine, won't he miss it? Brad looks through the bushes at the two men on the boat. The older man is John Chapman. John is about 62 and every bit of 250 pounds. He looks to be about 60 years old. His hair is salt and pepper, he is wearing a black stocking cap. The other man is Miguel. He is 40 years old, Mexican, about 52 and 175 pounds of solid muscle. His Jet-black hair reflects the cabin lights of the boat. John chapman Miguel, I didn't hire you to worry about the drugs. Youre only around because you can handle a knife. Miguel Si, Senor Chapman. I am good with a knife. Just remember that when we get the money for the drugs. JOHN CHAPMAN Yeah Miguel, and you just remember that I have this. John reaches down and pulls a 38 revolver from his belt. He waves it at Miguel. MIGUEL Si Senor, I remember. BRAD COLTER So that's the game. Brad ducks down low and starts to crawl from the bushes. He hears more voices coming down the sidewalk toward the boat. He stops and listens. fuentes Remember, Marco, if Chapman doesn't cooperate, Ill take care of him. marco Si, Senor Fuentes. But the little one, Miguel, he is mine. The two men, Fuentes, age 50, tall, black hair, wearing an expensive suit. And Marco, age 25, short, very muscular, dressed like a punk, pass Brad in the bushes. They step on board the boat. Fuentes Senor Chapman, hello. John Chapman looks at the men very surprised. JOHN CHAPMAN Fuentes, what are you doing here? We were supposed to meet in two hours out at the point. Fuentes Yes, I know Senor, but my people think maybe I should come along with you to make sure you are on time. JOHN CHAPMAN (angry) Look, you tell your boss we meet at the point or they can find a new supplier. You tell him John Chapman dont like visitors on his boat. FUENTES Senor Chapman, that would not be wise. Senor Rodriguez insists that I help you get there on time. JOHN CHAPMAN Fuentes, you and your goon get off my boat now or the deals off. Marco reaches into his coat, but before he has a chance to pull his hand out, Miguel has his knife against Marcos throat. Marco looks down at the knife. Marco Take it easy my friend, I was only kidding. Miguel reaches into Marco's pocket and relieves him of his gun. He smiles at Marco. MIGUEL Si, my friend. And what were you going to do with this? Before Marco has a chance to answer, Miguel hits him across the jaw with the gun. Marco drops to the deck. Chapman laughs. JOHN CHAPMAN Now Fuentes, like I said, tell Rodriguez I don't like visitors on my boat. Fuentes looks at Marco lying on the deck and doesnt say a word. He turns and starts moving for the sidewalk. 0002000004BC0000BBD34B6,Miguel points at Marco. MIGUEL So boss, what do we do with him? JOHN CHAPMAN We'll dump him in the bay on the way to the point. He can swim home. Miguel laughs. MIGUEL Si, he can swim. I'll tie him up in the mean time. JOHN CHAPMAN You do that Miguel. Then get the boat ready to leave in one hour. As soon as Miguel goes below, Brad runs for the street. He hops over the wall and begins flashing his light. He hears an engine start then sees headlights. FADE OUT. FADE IN Ext. Outside the cab. Brad climbs out of the cab and walks toward his boat. As he steps on board, he sees movement in the cabin. Quickly but quietly, Brad goes around to the front of the boat. He climbs up onto the bow and carefully over the top of the cabin. He finds a seat cushion and throws it on the deck just outside the salon door. It lands with a loud thud. Brad nervously readies himself to jump on whoever comes out the door. He waits, slowly the door opens. Someone steps through the door. Brad leaps onto the intruders back. A woman screams. Brad grabs her arm and quickly flips her over onto her back. He pulls out his flashlight and shines it on the intruders face. BRAD COLTER Elizabeth! What are you doing here? 00020000066B0000C089665,She catches her breath. ElIZABETH MULLER Brad it's you, thank goodness. Brad helps Elizabeth to her feet. BRAD COLTER Are you alright? My gosh you scared me to death. ElIZABETH MULLER I scared you? Why did you jump on me... and where have you been? He gives her a hug. BRAD COLTER I'm sorry I didn't expect to see anyone. I guess I'm a little punchy. What are you doing here? ElIZABETH MULLER I was feeling a little lonely. Bobi Sue stayed the night at the neighbors house and, well, I was thinking about you. Where were you? BRAD COLTER I didn't mean to lie to you, but I knew you'd be worried if I told you where I was going. ElIZABETH MULLER Where did you go? BRAD COLTER I found out where the Catalina Queen is docked. ElIZABETH MULLER (excited) Brad, you didn't? Tell me you didn't go down there by yourself. BRAD COLTER Now see there. That's exactly why I didn't tell you, youre getting upset. ElIZABETH MULLER I'm not upset. I just can't believe you went down there without me. BRAD COLTER Without you? You mean you would have gone with me, knowing it could be dangerous? ElIZABETH MULLER I'd have you to protect me wouldn't I? BRAD COLTER Well, of course you would, but Im not sure I would have wanted you along. That John Chapman character isnt a very nice man. ElIZABETH MULLER Are you alright, Brad? BRAD COLTER Im fine. ElIZABETH MULLER What are they planning? BRAD COLTER Theyre meeting another boat in about an hour out at the point. I overheard something about a drug deal. ElIZABETH MULLER Drugs! Are we going to follow them? BRAD COLTER Whoa, hold it right there. I'm not so sure that's such a good idea. 0002000005B80000C6EE5B2,ElIZABETH MULLER You started this thing. Cmon, we'll follow at a safe distance. BRAD COLTER What if we do manage to stop those guys? That could alter the whole course of history possibly leaving me stranded here for ever. ElIZABETH MULLER (sexy voice) Well, would that be such a terrible thing? BRAD COLTER Elizabeth, I'm serious. You know I do have a life in 2008. ElIZABETH MULLER Im sorry. I know what youre saying, but what about all the lives those drugs could ruin if we don't stop them. BRAD COLTER Yeah, I've already thought of that. That's why I decided to go after them. That is, before I knew you were here. ElIZABETH MULLER I'm not suggesting we storm the boat or anything. Just follow them and see where they go. BRAD COLTER Alright, but you have to do everything I tell you to do. I know a pretty little girl who would be devastated if anything happened to you. Brad reaches into a footlocker and pulls out a rifle. BRAD COLTER Can you handle one of these? She takes the gun and chambers a round then carefully eases the hammer back down. ElIZABETH MULLER Good enough? BRAD COLTER (jokingly) Did you know that you look beautiful standing here in the moon light with a high powered rifle in your hands? ElIZABETH MULLER Ill bet you say that to all the girls. Brad readies the boat checking the fuel, radio, flare gun, life vests etc. After he has all the essentials, he pulls out some fishing poles and places them in the rod holders. 0002000005700000CCA056A,ElIZABETH MULLER Pardon me for asking, but what do we need fishing poles for? BRAD COLTER We can't fish without fishing poles, now can we? ElIZABETH MULLER I didn't know we were going fishing. BRAD COLTER Well actually were not. But, we want Chapman to think we are. After all, if were going to be nosing around, we don't want him to know what were really up to. Elizabeth smiles. ElIZABETH MULLER You know Brad Colter, if I didn't know any better, I'd say you've done this sort of thing before. BRAD COLTER (grinning) I'll never tell. FADE TO BLACK. FADE IN [] EXT. in the cockpit of the sea wolf - Near the tip of point loma.[] Brad looks at his watch. BRAD COLTER Not bad. It only took twenty minutes to get here. You want to help me with these fishing poles? ElIZABETH MULLER You mean were really going to fish Brad? BRAD COLTER Sure, we'll put on some feathers and troll around. That will give us the perfect excuse to cruise by Chapman's boat. Brad rigs up the poles then sets them in the rod holders. They troll around for a while and wait for the Catalina Queen. Brad checks his watch again. He looks up at the sky. BRAD COLTER Isn't it a beautiful tonight? ElIZABETH MULLER Yes it is.... Do you think they'll show? BRAD COLTER Oh, I expect they will. Judging by the conversation I heard, I'd say Chapman is pretty anxious to unload those drugs. Brad scans the horizon. 0002000006750000D20A66F,BRAD COLTER Wait a minute. Look over there, Elizabeth. He puts a pair of binoculars up to his eyes and focuses them. BRAD COLTER Yeah, that's the Catalina Queen alright. I wonder where the other boat is. He looks out to sea and scans the horizon. BRAD COLTER Here she comes. Shes about two miles south, heading this way. ElIZABETH MULLER What should we do? BRAD COLTER Nothing. Were just fishing remember. In fact I think Ill turn on my deck lights so those guys will have no doubts about what were doing. Brad turns on the lights then heads for the point. BRAD COLTER We'll get over there first so it won't look like were snooping. disSOLVE TO: FADE IN EXT. The Catalina Queen and the Mexican boat at the point, stern to stern[] John Chapman and Rodriguez, age 45, about five foot ten, wearing an expensive suit, are having a conversation. One of Rodriguezs men is shouldering a machine gun. JOHN CHAPMAN Hey Rodriguez, did Fuentes give you my message? Rodriguez Si, Senor Chapman. I must tell you that I am not happy. What is the matter, senor, you do not trust me? JOHN CHAPMAN Me, trust you? Why did you send your goons to my boat? RODRIGUEZ I only wanted to make sure you did not get lost. JOHN CHAPMAN Yeah, I'll bet. By the way Rodriguez, I have something that belongs to you. rODRIGUEZ And what would that be Senor? JOHN CHAPMAN Miguel, get Marco. Miguel goes below and brings Marco up. RODRIGUEZ Oh, I see you did not kill him. JOHN CHAPMAN No, Miguel took good care of him. Do you want him back? RODRIGUEZ Si. He is my nephew. Did you bring the merchandise? JOHN CHAPMAN Miguel, get the stuff... Did you bring the gold Rodriguez? 00020000049F0000D879499,RODRIGUEZ Si, I have your money. I will send my man over to check the quality of the Coke. Miguel picks up a briefcase up and hands it to Chapman. JOHN CHAPMAN Alright, Ill send Miguel over to look at the gold. The two men step onto the others boat. Rodriguezs man removes a bag of cocaine from the briefcase. He puts a small hole in the bag with a knife and scoops out some of the drug on the knife blade. He tastes it. The man gives Rodriguez an reassuring nod. JOHN CHAPMAN Alright Rodriguez, send the gold with Miguel and I'll give the coke to your man. As the two men are changing boats John Chapman points at The Sea Wolf. John chapman Hey Rodriguez, looks like we have company. cUT TO: Back on the sea wolf. The drag on Brad's fishing pole begins to sing. BRAD COLTER (shouting) Hook up. Brad guns the engine to set the hook. Elizabeth reaches for the pole. ElIZABETH MULLER (excitedly) We caught one. Brad winks at her. BRAD COLTER That couldn't have happened at a better time. ElIZABETH MULLER Why is that? BRAD COLTER Just before that fish hit, Chapman pointed at us. Now hopefully our plan will work. After a moment Brad glances over at Chapman. BRAD COLTER 00020000063C0000DD12636,Catching that fish must have done the trick. Those guys could care less about us. ElIZABETH MULLER Don't you think maybe we should get going while we still can? BRAD COLTER Good idea, in the morning Ill make a phone call to Chapman's nephew. He'd probably be very interested in what his uncle's been up to. They reel in the fishing lines and head back to San Diego. FADE TO BLACK. FADE IN. [] EXT. Brad standing in a phone booth dialing the phone.[] Mary (o.S.) Good morning Triton pharmaceuticals, This is Mary, may I help you? BRAD COLTER Yes, my name is Brad Colter, may I please speak to Robert Chapman? MARY (o.S.) I'm sorry sir, Mr. Chapman is in a meeting right now. May I take a message? Brad hesitates for a moment. BRAD COLTER I think Mr. Chapman would want to take this call now. It's of the most important nature. MARY (o.S.) I see sir. What is this regarding? BRAD COLTER Just tell him it involves his Uncle John. MARY (o.S.) One moment sir, I will see if he can take your call right now. Brad waits for a moment. The phone clicks. Robert chapman (o.S.) Hello, Mr. Colter, this is Robert Chapman. Mary tells me you have some urgent business involving my uncle? BRAD COLTER Yes, I do. This may come as some what of a shock to you, but I have some news about your uncle that I think you should know about. ROBERT CHAPMAN (o.S.) You mean Uncle John? What's he gotten himself into? BRAD COLTER I don't know how to be subtle about this so I'm just going to say it. Your uncle has been involved in drug trade using your company boat. Drugs that I'm pretty sure belong to you. 000200000D210000E348D1B,There is a momentary silence on the other end of the phone. ROBERT CHAPMAN (o.S.) Mr. Colter, do you realize what youre implying? That is a pretty serious allegation. BRAD COLTER Mr. Chapman I realize that. I saw the drug deal go down my self. ROBERT CHAPMAN (o.S.) I see, and where were you when this drug deal was being transacted? BRAD COLTER I was on my boat out by the point. I watched the whole thing go down through binoculars. If you check your inventory of cocaine, I believe you'll find it a bit low. ROBERT CHAPMAN (o.S.) Please hold on for a moment, I'd like to verify my supply. BRAD COLTER No problem, I'll wait. Robert Chapman comes back on the line. ROBERT CHAPMAN (o.S.) Mr. Colter, I think we have a problem. Is there any way we could meet and discuss this matter in person? Possibly this morning. BRAD COLTER That shouldnt be a problem. ROBERT CHAPMAN (o.S.) Would it be alright if we meet here at my office? BRAD COLTER That would be fine. Ill see you in a couple of hours. Brad hangs up the phone. FADE TO BLACK. FADE IN. [] EXT. Elizabeths front door - an hour later Brad rings Elizabeths doorbell. Elizabeth opens the door. ElIZABETH MULLER Brad, what are you doing here? I thought you going to call me? BRAD COLTER I was, but I need a favor. ELIZABETH MULLER Sure what is it? Brad hands her a key. BRAD COLTER Hopefully you wont need this but; heres what I need you to do for me. ELIZABETH MULLER Whats this all about? Is everything alright? BRAD COLTER Everythings fine. Lets go inside, and Ill tell you all about it. Brad enters the house and closes the door behind him. FADE OUT. fade in.[] INT. Inside the elevator of Triton Industries.[] The doors of the elevator open. Brad sees an etched glass window with the words: Triton Pharmaceuticals Corporate Office Robert Chapman President Brad walks into the office and is greeted by a woman who looks to be about 25 years old. She is very smartly dressed with long blond hair, and a silk scarf around her neck. She looks Brad up and down. mARY May I help you, sir? BRAD COLTER Yes, my name is Brad Colter, I have an appointment with Mr. Chapman. She looks at her appointment book. mARY Yes, Mr. Colter. If you'll have a seat I'll let Mr. Chapman know that youre here. The woman walks over and knocks on a big wooden door. A voice from the other side of the door answers. ROBERT CHAPMAN (O.S.) Come in. The woman opens the door. mARY Mr. Chapman, Brad Colter is here to see you. ROBERT CHAPMAN Yes, Mary, show him in please. The women turns to Brad. mARY Mr. Chapman will see you now sir. Brad stands up and walks toward the door. He steps in and closes the door behind him. ROBERT CHAPMAN Well Mr. Colter, thank you for coming so soon. Can I get you any thing to drink? BRAD COLTER No thank you, and, you can call me Brad. ROBERT CHAPMAN Thank you, Brad. Please have a seat. Brad sits down in a chair in front of Robert Chapman. ROBERT CHAPMAN The news you gave me on the phone was quite shocking. If you don't mind, would you please start from the beginning and tell me again what you observed my Uncle doing. BRAD COLTER As I was saying, I was out for a bit of fishing last night when I saw these two yachts tied up stern-to-stern out by the point. What was peculiar, is that the bigger boat, wasn't a fishing boat. ROBERT CHAPMAN 0002000007240000F06371E,How could you tell that? BRAD COLTER Well for one thing, there were no fishing poles in sight. The biggest tip off though, was that a man on board was shouldering machine gun, and that aint exactly what most people use to fish with. ROBERT CHAPMAN You got a good look at the boat did you, Brad? BRAD COLTER Oh, Absolutely. Robert Chapman walks over a closet and opens the door. ROBERT CHAPMAN Did you catch all of that, uncle? JOHN CHAPMAN Every word, Nephew. John Chapman steps out of the closet and points a gun at Brad. JOHN CHAPMAN Well Brad, Looks like youve been a busy boy. ROBERT CHAPMAN What shall we do about Mr. Colter, uncle? JOHN CHAPMAN I have the perfect solution Robert. How about we hire Mr. Colter here as the new skipper of the Queen. Unfortunately for us, we didn't know about his drinking problem. While he's out fishing, he has too much to drink and passes out. The Queen slams into the islands and sinks. Then we collect the insurance money for the Queen. ROBERT CHAPMAN That's brilliant uncle. I'll have Mary put Brad on the payroll immediately. What do you say Brad? BRAD COLTER You know, you two are quite a pair. Let's see: Drug smuggling, embezzlement, tax and insurance fraud. I'll bet your father would be real proud, Robert. Robert grins. ROBERT CHAPMAN Let's not forget murder. I'd hate to leave anything Out. John puts the gun inside his coat. JOHN CHAPMAN Come on Colter, let's get moving. And remember, I have my finger on the trigger, so don't try anything cute. Robert reaches into his desk drawer and pulls out a bottle of scotch. ROBERT CHAPMAN Here, Uncle, don't forget this. After all, we want this to look an accident. Brad stands up and walks toward the door with John Chapman behind him. John picks up the bottle of scotch. cUT TO: INT. INSIDE ELIZaBETHS LIVING ROOM.[] 0002000008750000F78186F, Elizabeth is anxiously waiting by the phone. She looks at the clock on the wall. It is almost one thirty. ElIZABETH MULLER Why doesn't he call? BOBI SUE Why doesn't who call, mommy ElIZABETH MULLER Brad, honey. He said he would call if he could come to dinner. It doesn't look like he's going to make it. How would you like to stay at Angela's tonight, Bobi Sue? BOBI SUE Yeah, I guess that would be alright. Elizabeth picks up the phone and begins to dial. FADE OUT. Fade in.[] EXT. on the sea wolf - later[] Elizabeth pulls a chest from under the bench seat. She takes out the key that Brad had given her and opens the lock. ElIZABETH MULLER Thank goodness. She removes the lock and opens the chest, she stares at its contents for a moment. She reaches in and pulls out the rifle and some shells. She takes the gun and chambers a round, then fills the magazine to its limit. ElIZABETH MULLER Brad, I sure hope you know what you're doing. cUT TO: EXT. On the upper flying bridge of the catalina queen. [] John Chapman is at the wheel and brad is sitting on a bench handcuffed to the rail. Miguel is following them in Roberts private speed boat. They are on their way out to the Coronado Islands. JOHN CHAPMAN Hey, Colter, since this is going to be your last voyage, how about a drink? John tosses Brad the bottle of whiskey. Brad catches the bottle with his one free hand. BRAD COLTER Nice try, Chapman. Brad tosses the bottle into the water. JOHN CHAPMAN That was a waste of a perfectly good scotch. Suit yourself, Colter, in an hour it won't matter anyway. BRAD COLTER Yeah we'll see Chapman. John points his gun at Brad. JOHN CHAPMAN Oh really, and what do you think is going to change that? After you and the Queen here are safely on the bottom, Miguel and me are heading down to Mexico to lay low till the insurance company pays off on the queen. BRAD COLTER What are you going to do about your nephew when he takes the insurance money and cuts you out? JOHN CHAPMAN Nice try Colter, but he wont, I got enough of his coke on board to live comfortably for a long time. Besides, I got connections to take care of him if he tries a stunt like that. 0002000004D20000FFF04CC,BRAD COLTER So, how long have you been stealing from Triton? JOHN CHAPMAN Ever since his old man, my dear brother, changed his will and cut me out. BRAD COLTER Oh, I see. So you and your brother didn't see things eye to eye? JOHN CHAPMAN You could say that. He had a problem when I hocked his new Caddy to pay off my bookie. BRAD COLTER Gee, John. I can't imagine why that would upset anyone. JOHN CHAPMAN Save the sarcasm, Colter. He could afford it. He was the one who got the college education. He always got everything. BRAD COLTER (sarcastic) Oh my heart really bleeds for you John. Tell me, did mommy always like him better? JOHN CHAPMAN Shut up, Colter. My brother always had it easy. After he died, my nephew Robert waltzed right in to the family business and edged me out. When the little weasel offered to let me skipper the Queen, I took it, just so I could keep an eye on things. Now relax, itll be over soon. CUT TO: EXT. The flying bridge of the sea wolf.[] Elizabeth looks impatiently at her watch. Its three thirty. Elizabeth begins pacing the upper bridge. She has a pair of binoculars checking all the boats heading out toward the point. She spots the Catalina Queen. She sees Brad handcuffed to the rail. 000200000522000104BC51C,ElIZABETH MULLER Thank God he's alright. She looks around a little farther. She sees Miguel following close behind in the speedboat. She starts the boat and begins to follow them. DISSOLVE to: FADE IN. EXT. the Coronado ISLANDS. After rounding the end of the island, Elizabeth sees the Catalina Queen. They are about half a mile ahead of her. Elizabeth shuts down the engine and sets a bucket filled with paper and oily rags in the rear cockpit. She takes out some matches and lights the bucket full of paper. Soon, thick black smoke begins to pour from the bucket. Elizabeth keys the microphone on the radio. Elizabeth Muller Mayday, Mayday, this is the Sea Wolf. Repeat, this is the Sea Wolf. My boat is on fire. My location is a quarter mile west of Coronado Island. Please help. cUT TO: back on the Catalina Queen. Brads ears perk up when Elizabeths Mayday comes over the radio. BRAD COLTER Hey, Chapman did you hear that? Someone's in trouble and it sounds like they're close to our location. JOHN CHAPMAN Yeah I got ears, what do I care? I'm about to kill you and sink this boat. I havent got time to be no Boy Scout. Brad turns around and looks at the Sea Wolf behind them. BRAD COLTER Well John you better care. Look, there's the boat that called the Mayday and theres smoke coming from it! 000200000C97000109D8C91,Chapman turns around. JOHN CHAPMAN Great, just what I need, witnesses. Brad looks at John. BRAD COLTER Aren't you going to check it out? John yells at Miguel who is running right behind the Catalina Queen in the speed boat. John points at the Sea Wolf. JOHN CHAPMAN Hey Miguel, go check out that boat. cUT TO: On the speed boat with miguel. Miguel motions to Chapman and speeds toward the Sea Wolf. Miguel pulls up alongside the Sea Wolf. MIGUEL Hola, ees anyone there? cut to: Int. inside the wheel house of the sea Wolf. Elizabeth is hiding under the wheelhouse. She is nervously looking and listening. There is silence, suddenly she hears someone coming on board. Elizabeth clutches her chest. She sees an obstructed view of Miguel through the Captains chair. He is slowly y walking into the salon toward her. A glint of bright light suddenly reflects off of something in Miguels hand. Miguel stops about 6 feet from her location and looks around. Again he calls out. MIGUEL Hello, are you here? Elizabeth puts her hand over her mouth. She has a look of terror on her face. Miguel stops right in front of the Captains chair, he slowly turns around looking back to the door he just came through. Elizabeth sees Miguels hairy sandaled foot three feet in front of her. Miguel is holding a six - inch switchblade knife. cUT TO: Back on the Catalina Queen. John Chapman picks up the radio microphone. JOHN CHAPMAN Hey Miguel. Whats going on? John waits but there is no reply. JOHN CHAPMAN Miguel, Que pasa? Again he waits, but there is no reply. John drops the microphone. JOHN CHAPMAN Dammit, that slacker! John steps up to the boat controls and turns the boat toward the Sea Wolf. He kicks the props into gear and begins closing the gap between the two boats. cUT TO: Back on the Sea Wolf. Miguel is impatiently turning back and forth. Elizabeth slowly brings Brads rifle forward. She now has a look of rage on her face. With all her might she grits her teeth and slams the rifle butt into Miguels leg. He responds with a sickening groan as he falls forward to the floor. Elizabeth quickly scuttles out from her hiding spot and stands over Miguel with the rifle pointing at his body. ElIZABETH MULLER (enraged) Don't move or youre a dead man. Miguel is lying on the floor holding his leg, whimpering. ElIZABETH MULLER Drop that knife. Now! Rather than obey Elizabeth, Miguels hand tightens on the handle of the switch blade. ElIZABETH MULLER I said drop it, Amigo! Miguel does not respond. His arm begins to slowly move forward. He Suddenly tries to raise up and swing the knife at Elizabeth but misses her. She quickly swings the rifle around and catches the side of his head with the rifle butt. Miguels eyes widen, then roll back into his head. He drops the knife and falls back to the deck. He lays there motionless with blood beginning to trickle from his head. Elizabeth takes a step back and stares in horror. ElIZABETH MULLER My gosh, what have I done? Elizabeth drops the rifle and begins to tremble. She puts her head in her hands and starts to cry. After a moment, Elizabeth peeks through her hands at Miguel. He is slowly dragging the gun toward himself. ElIZABETH MULLER NO! 00020000054D00011669547,Elizabeth raises her foot and buries her heel into his face. Miguel screams, his body recoils and he releases the rifle. He grabs for his nose which is now spurting blood and almost flat against his face. Elizabeth grabs the rifle and jams it into his neck. ElIZABETH MULLER If you so much as even take a breath, you'll be breathing through a new hole in your neck. Miguel sits there and holds his nose whimpering. Elizabeth hears someone above on deck. JOHN CHAPMAN (o.S.) Hey Miguel, What's going on? Elizabeth jabs Miguel with the gun. ElIZABETH MULLER (quietly) Don't make a sound. JOHN CHAPMAN (o.S.) Alright Miguel, quit playing games. Where are you? ElIZABETH MULLER Answer him very carefully. comprende, Amigo? cUT TO: Ext. upper deck of the Sea wolf John Chapman is waiting for a reply from Miguel. MIGUEL (o.S.) Senor Chapman, I am in here. JOHN CHAPMAN Why didn't you answer me before you idiot? John reaches for the Salon door. He opens the door and steps in. He sees Miguel lying on the floor holding his bleeding nose. JOHN CHAPMAN What happened to you? Did you fall down? ElIZABETH MULLER (O.S.) No, Senor Chapman, he fell into my foot! Elizabeth steps out from behind the door. She points the rifle at Chapman's head. JOHN CHAPMAN What the? ElIZABETH MULLER Move one muscle Mr. Chapman, and you'll wind up like your friend here. 00020000082500011BB081F,John slowly turns and looks at Elizabeth then back at Miguel. JOHN CHAPMAN Miguel, you fool. You let this women get the drop on you? Miguel only moans and dabs at his broken nose. Chapman looks back at Elizabeth. JOHN CHAPMAN Lady, I don't know who you are but... ElIZABETH MULLER (confident) Right now, Mr. Chapman, I'm your worst nightmare. JOHN CHAPMAN Lady, just because you were able to get the upper hand on this pathetic fool, don't think for one minute that I'm intimidated by a frail little female like you. John takes a step toward Elizabeth. Without hesitation she lowers the rifle and pulls the trigger. The bullet grazes Chapmans inner thigh and he goes down screaming. ElIZABETH MULLER The next one will be about eight inches higher Mr. Chapman! Miguel goes into a sort of fetal position and begins whimpering while covering his head. John holds a hand over the hole in his leg grimacing in pain. He glares at Elizabeth. She points the rifle back at his head. ElIZABETH MULLER Alright, you two. Now get up and start moving. JOHN CHAPMAN Lady, if I ever get the chance.... Elizabeth pulls the hammer back on the rifle again. ElIZABETH MULLER You were saying, Mr. Chapman? John and Miguel both stagger to their feet and slowly move toward the door. Chapman is dragging his injured leg. Miguel is holding his disfigured nose. cUT TO: Ext. Back up on deck of the Catalina Queen. Brad is now on his feet looking down at Sea Wolf. He gasps a sigh of relief when he sees Miguel and Chapman appear from down below with Elizabeth close behind pointing his Winchester rifle at them. BRAD COLTER That's my girl. I knew you wouldn't let me down. ElIZABETH MULLER Brad, are you alright? BRAD COLTER Yeah, just a little tied up right now. ElIZABETH MULLER Well just a minute, I'll get you loose. She points the gun at John Chapman. ElIZABETH MULLER Alright, wheres the key. John pulls the key from his pocket and tosses it to Elizabeth. ElIZABETH MULLER If either one of you moves. They both sit still while she goes over to the Catalina Queen and unlocks Brads cuffs. 000200000754000123CF74E,BRAD COLTER Am I ever glad to see you. Elizabeth unlocks the cuffs then throws her arms around Brad. Elizabeth begins to sob uncontrollably. Brad takes the rifle from her and points it toward the two captives. ElIZABETH MULLER Oh Brad, I was so scared. When you didn't come back, I feared the worse. BRAD COLTER Well if you wouldn't have shown up when you did, things might have turned out differently. Brad holds her close and whispers in her ear. BRAD COLTER Elizabeth, I love you. She hugs him tight. ElIZABETH MULLER I love you too, Brad. Brad and Elizabeth kiss. JOHN CHAPMAN Well now, isn't this cozy. What about my leg? I could bleed to death here. BRAD COLTER Youre lucky to be alive Chapman. Don't worry, you'll live. ElIZABETH MULLER I can't believe I actually shot someone. She wipes the tears from her eyes. ElIZABETH MULLER Although I must admit, I feel guilty for the way I felt when I shot him. I was so angry that it almost felt good. BRAD COLTER Remind me not to ever piss you off. She stares into his eyes. ElIZABETH MULLER I'm just glad youre alright. BRAD COLTER Me, too. Do you think you can handle this speed boat? ElIZABETH MULLER Well, yes but, what about the Catalina Queen? BRAD COLTER Unfortunately, the Queen still has to sink. ElIZABETH MULLER Sink, why? BRAD COLTER If youll remember, thats how I came to be here in the first place. If we don't sink her, there's no telling what might happen. JOHN CHAPMAN (butting in) Colter, what's that boat sinking got to do with you being here? BRAD COLTER That's another story, John. Maybe sometime I'll tell you about it. JOHN CHAPMAN Maybe so, but right now I don't care about that boat. What's more important to me is the four pounds of coke that's stashed in the engine room. BRAD COLTER Sorry, Chapman, but I think the world will be a better place without it. It goes down with the Queen. 000200000A3400012B1DA2E,JOHN CHAPMAN Colter, don't be a fool. That coke is worth a fortune. BRAD COLTER Sorry, John. I'm not biting. JOHN CHAPMAN (begging) Think, man. I'll split it with you. BRAD COLTER Forget it, Chapman. Brad hops down to the lower deck and climbs over to the Sea Wolf. He securely ties Miguel and Chapman. BRAD COLTER Alright, Elizabeth, after I ditch the Queen, you come get me, alright? ElIZABETH MULLER Brad, please be careful. Elizabeth climbs onto the speed boat. Brad goes back up to the flying bridge of the Catalina queen and turns her toward the rocks. He engages the screws and kicks the throttles up to full. The boat heads straight for the rocks. Brad dives over the side and Elizabeth is right there to pick him up. Brad climbs into the speed boat. ElIZABETH MULLER I can't watch. She's such a beautiful boat. Elizabeth closes her eyes. Brad watches as the Catalina Queen impacts the rocks. Elizabeth opens her eyes and they both watch as she sinks out of sight. BRAD COLTER Come on, let's get these goons to the authorities. FADE TO BLACK. FADE IN. [] Ext. In front of the San Diego Police station Brad and Elizabeth are walking out of the police station. ElIZABETH MULLER Brad, I have a favor to ask you. BRAD COLTER Sure, what is it? ELIZABETH MULLER Well, Bobi Sue and I have been talking, she said she wanted to spend some time with you. Do you think it would be possible for me to swing by tomorrow and pick you up? You could drop me off at school and take my car, then you and Bobi Sue could spend the morning together. BRAD COLTER I think that's a great idea. It might be fun having a sidekick for the morning. Elizabeth puts her arm around Brad. ElIZABETH MULLER Boy, it sure feels good to have those two put behind bars. BRAD COLTER You can say that again. ELIZABETH MULLER What about John's nephew though? BRAD COLTER Don't worry about him. Lieutenant Kelly assured me that they would have him in custody within the hour. ElIZABETH MULLER (smiles) Well, now that they're taken care of, how about us? BRAD COLTER Elizabeth, are you thinking what I'm thinking? ElIZABETH MULLER I sure hope so, it's been a while. BRAD COLTER Brad looks at his watch. Youre right, I'm starved. Come on I'll buy us some dinner. FADE TO BLACK. FADE IN. INT. Inside ELIZABETH'S car - pulling into the parking lot at the beach - next morning.[] Brad and Bobi Sue get out of the car and walk out on the sand. They sit down and both stare at the waves. bRAD COLTER You know Bobi Sue, I grew up down here. My parents bought a house in Point Loma the year before I was born. I lived here my whole life. 000200000A370001354BA31,BOBI SUE Is that why you live on a boat now? BRAD COLTER Yeah sweetie, I guess it is. I just couldn't leave the ocean. Every night I hear her sing me to sleep. BOBI SUE The ocean can't sing silly! BRAD COLTER Oh sure it can. Here, cup your hand over your ear. Do you here that? As Bobi Sue listens, her eyes get big. BOBI SUE Hey, it's singing to me. BRAD COLTER See, I told you. How would you like to go to sleep every night listening to the sea sing you a lullaby? Brad watches Bobi Sue as she stares into the waves. The soft ocean breeze gently blows her hair. He gets a very satisfied look on his face. BOBI SUE You know what Brad? I've never really listened to the ocean before. BRAD COLTER You want to know a secret? When I was a little boy, my dad told me that every night a beautiful maiden comes out of sea and sings her songs. He told me that the waves crashing on the sand were angels singing with her. Whenever I felt lonely or afraid, all I had to do was listen. Then, I knew that all those angels were with me. And you know what? I wasn't afraid anymore. BOBI SUE I Have a secret too Brad. But you have to promise not to tell anyone. Brad smiles. BRAD COLTER I promise. BOBI SUE Well, when I was a little girl, I used to pretend that angels lived in my closet. And whenever I got scared, I would talk to them. And do you know what? BRAD COLTER No what honey? BOBI SUE Sometimes when I was really scared, and I said my prayers, they would tell me not to be scared any more. Then I could go to sleep. BRAD COLTER You know what Bobi? You don't have to pretend. Those angels in your closet; theyre real. Bobi Sue puts her arms around Brad a gives him a big hug. BOBI SUE Brad, I hope you stay with me and mommy forever. Brads eyes well up with tears. BRAD COLTER So do I sweetie...... so do I. He puts his arms around her and picks her up. BRAD COLTER Come on Bobi Sue, before we go get your Mom, I want to make a stop and pick up a few things. FADE TO BLACK. fADE IN.[] INT. Inside ELIZABETH'S car - PULLING up to the curb at San Diego State University.[] Brad pulls up to the curb and parks the car. BRAD COLTER Well Bobi sue, did you have a good time today? BOBI SUE Yeah it was neat. Bobi Sue points toward the campus. BOBI SUE Look, here comes mommy. As Elizabeth approaches the car, Brad stares into her eyes and smiles. ElIZABETH MULLER What are you looking at Brad? You have a different look in your eye, almost a twinkle. Brad leans over and opens the car door for her. BRAD COLTER Ask me about it tonight. She looks into his eyes and smiles. ELIZABETH MULLER I think I will. BOBI SUE 00020000066500013F7C65F,Mommy, we had so much fun. Brad and I went to the beach, and then we went to the store. Do you know what Brad got? Elizabeth gives Bobi Sue her full attention. ELIZABETH MULLER (amused) No what did Brad get honey? BOBI SUE He bought lots and lots of baseball cards. And comic books too. Elizabeth shoots Brad a playful smile. ELIZABETH MULLER Really, comic books too? Brad interrupts and tries to change the subject. BRAD COLTER Bobi, tell her what else we did. Elizabeth laughs ELIZABETH MULLER No, I think I'd rather hear about these comic books. Brad blushes a little. BRAD COLTER I got to thinking about it and, well, I've always wished I would have kept the comic books I had when I was a kid. Besides, someday they'll be quite valuable. Elizabeth winks at him. ELIZABETH MULLER Well I'm glad you two had a good time. She leans over and gives him a kiss on the cheek. Brad starts the car and begins to pull away from the curb. Suddenly, a woman comes running up and stops them from leaving. Ellen Elizabeth, wait. ELIZABETH MULLER Wait a minute Brad, it's Ellen. Ellen Elizabeth, you just had a phone call from an Lieutenant Kelly? ELIZABETH MULLER Oh, yes, Lieutenant Kelly. He's the one we talked to last night. Brad nods his head. Ellen Anyway Elizabeth. He would like for you and... Brad? Elizabeth stops her. ELIZABETH MULLER I sorry, Ellen, this is my friend Brad Colter. Brad this is Ellen Cromwell. She's the schools office assistant. EllEN Brad, I'm pleased to meet you. BRAD COLTER Likewise. Ellen Anyway Lieutenant Kelly said that it was really important, and that the sooner you could meet with him the better. 000200000D51000145DBD4B,Elizabeth turns to Brad with a concerned look on her face then back at Ellen and smiles. ELIZABETH MULLER Thank you Ellen. We'll get a hold of him as soon as possible. BRAD COLTER Well, it was nice to meet you, Ellen, and thank you. Ellen It was nice to meet you as well Brad...bye, Elizabeth. Elizabeth waves to Ellen as they pull away. ELIZABETH MULLER Brad, what do you think Lieutenant Kelly wants to see us about? Brad shoots a glance toward Bobi Sue, then back at Elizabeth. BRAD COLTER Oh, he probably just wants to thank us for helping him find his Uncle John. ELIZABETH MULLER Do you think we should go see him now? BRAD COLTER Sure. I think now would be fine. ELIZABETH MULLER Bobi Sue, how would you like to go with Brad and I to see a friend down at the police station? BOBI SUE Oh, that would be swell. I've never seen the inside of the police station before. BRAD COLTER Alright, Let's go. FADE OUT. FaDE IN. Ext. Pulling into the parking lot of the police station. ELIZABETH MULLER Alright now, young lady, you be on your best behavior. BRAD COLTER I'm sure she'll be fine. They get out of the car and go inside. They walk up to the desk. They are greeted by a smiling pudgy sergeant. Pudgy Sergeant May I help you folks? BRAD COLTER Yes sir, were looking for Lieutenant Kelly. PUDGY SERGEANT You mean Pete. Hold on a minute, I'll call him. The sergeant picks up the phone and dials. PUDGY SERGEANT Hello Pete? This is Frank. Yeah, there are a couple of people here to see you. Are you busy? ..Uh huh...yeah,... okay I'll tell them. He puts the phone down. PUDGY SERGEANT Pete said he'd be right down. Just have a seat over there he'll be right with you. They walk over and take a seat. ElIZABETH MULLER Well, Bobi, what do you think? BOBI SUE This is really neat, but where are all of the jails? BRAD COLTER I think those are in a different building Honey. Bobi Sue gets a disappointed look on her face. BOBI SUE Ah, I wanted to see some bad guys. Lieutenant Kelly walks up. Lieutenant KELLY Well young lady, if you'd like to see the jail while your folks visit with me, I think Frank over there would be glad to take you. BOBI SUE Oh Mommy, can I? ELIZABETH MULLER I don't know, is it safe? Lieutenant KELLY Oh sure it is. We have a special holding Cell at the end of the hall. And don't worry, it's vacant right now. ElIZABETH MULLER Well, I guess that would be alright. Lieutenant KELLY Great. Frank would you mind? PUDGY SERGEANT No, not at all. Come on little lady, I'll give you the nickel tour. Bobi Sue goes with the sergeant. Lieutenant KELLY Well folks. First I'd like to thank you both for helping round up those thugs. Now, Mr. Colter, John Chapman had some pretty wild things to say about yesterday. Given his record, his integrity is questionable. He did however mention something about four pounds of cocaine. That I need to verify. BRAD COLTER I see. What did he say our involvement was? Lieutenant KELLY Well that's not really the issue here Mr. Colter. Like I said, I have a real problem with this mans credibility. He has a rap sheet as long as your arm. His nephew, however, is clean as a whistle. That's where I need your help. BRAD COLTER Sure, anything. Lieutenant KELLY Mr. Colter, What I'd like for you to do is take us out to where the Catalina Queen is allegedly sunk. BRAD COLTER Oh, there's no alleged about it. Elizabeth and I both saw it go down. 00020000081600015326810,Lieutenant KELLY And the Cocaine? BRAD COLTER It was stashed on board. Lieutenant KELLY Thats good, because without it, we have nothing to hold his nephew on. Like I said, he's clean as a whistle. BRAD COLTER When would you like to go? Officer Kelly looks at his watch. Lieutenant KELLY Would three Oclock be too soon? Brad looks at Elizabeth. BRAD COLTER What do you think? ELIZABETH MULLER Only if I can go also. I can drop Bobi Sue off at a friends. She only lives about five miles from here. BRAD COLTER Well, sir, looks like you have a crew. Lieutenant KELLY Thank you both very much. Come on, I'll go get your daughter. FADE TO BLACK. fade In[] EXT. at the police pier - later[] Lieutenant kelly, brad, and elizAbeth are walking down a pier toward a police boat. Lieutenant KELLY Brad, do you know how to dive? BRAD COLTER Sure, why? Lieutenant KELLY Well, I was hoping that you could locate the boat for us. Naturally, I'd have one of my men go down with you. BRAD COLTER That would be fine. She's only sitting in about 60 feet of water. They arrive at the boat. Lieutenant KELLY Brad and Elizabeth, Id like You to meet Bill Hansen. Bills been with the department for seven years now. Three as a diver. Bill hansen It's nice to meet you both. Lieutenant KELLY Bill, would you please set Brad up with some dive gear? Ive asked him to dive with you. He knows the location of the wreck. Bill hansen Thats fine Brad. That will save us some time. Bill looks at his watch then gets on the radio and reports that they are pulling out. BiLL HANSEN Looks like we might have a bit of a south swell. I hope no one gets sea sick. ELIZABETH MULLER Don't worry about us. Brad lives on a boat, and I've never had a problem with it. dISSOLVE TO: FADE IN. Ext. almost to the islands - the sea is rough. Pete Kelly is a shade of green holding his stomach. He runs for the rail and begins throwing up. Brad walks over to him and grabs hold of the back of his belt. BRAD COLTER Elizabeth, would you please hand me a length of rope. I'd hate to lose Pete to the fish. 0002000003B800015B363B2,They all laugh, everyone but Pete. He maintains his position at the rail for the remainder of the trip out to the islands. dISSOLVE TO: Ext. at the spot where the catalina queen sunk.[] Bill and Brad ready their dive gear, then synchronize their watches. BRAD COLTER Dont worry Elizabeth, well be back up soon. BiLL HANSEN Lieutenant, if were not back up in twenty, you get on the radio and get help. Lieutenant KELLY Alright, Bill, be careful. Pete looks at his watch as the two men disappear below the surface. Lieutenant KELLY Well, Elizabeth, by tonight we should have enough evidence to put Chapman and his uncle in jail for a very long time. ELIZABETH MULLER I sure hope so. CUT TO: EXT. Underwater. Brad and Bill are at the Catalina Queen. They are searching through compartments. Brad swims to the engine compartment and opens the door. He reaches in and removes a cloth bag. Bill gives him a thumbs up then heads toward the surface. 00020000079400015EE878E,Brad follows Bill. He just clears the handrail of the boat when out of the corner of his eye he sees something. A very large dark shadow passes between him and a big clump of kelp. Brad stops, and cautiously stares into the darkness straining his eyes. Bill is now out of sight. Brad begins swimming again. He swims past the Clump of kelp when suddenly, he sees a very large shark. Brad stops, the shark begins circling him. Brad waits for the right moment then tries to make an escape. Brad spots the very cave that put him here in the first place. He turns and swims toward the cave. Brad is now about twenty yards from the cave when suddenly he feels something brush his flipper. He quickly turns around. He is starring at a twelve-foot shark. Brad swings the cloth bag full of cocaine and hits the shark across the snout. It's black eyes roll as it veers off and disappears into the darkness. Brad quickly swims down to the cave. He swims inside but quickly reaches what appears to be the end. He is actually at the boulder that had trapped him inside only days earlier. Brad turns and puts his back to the boulder. He reaches down to his ankle and unstraps a knife. He holds it tightly and looks for the shark. He begins to slowly work his way back toward the entrance of the cave. Brad is almost to the caves entrance when suddenly, a current of water begins pushing him back into the cave. The current becomes stronger. Brad holds on to the cave wall but the current makes him loose his grip. The force of the current knocks him loose and hurls him toward the back of the cave again. Brad smashes into the boulder and falls to the floor. He drops the cloth bag. The current suddenly disappears. Brad pulls himself up and puts his hands on his face mask. Water has gotten in and is burning his eyes. He doesnt notice that he has dropped the cocaine. Brad starts swimming for the entrance of the cave, this time with ease. 00020000038B00016676385,Before leaving the safety of the cave, Brad pauses and carefully looks around. After a thorough look, he begins his ascent back to the boat. Brad finally reaches the surface. He climbs onto the swim step of the police boat. BRAD COLTER Elizabeth! He sits there for a moment and catches his breath BRAD COLTER Hey, Pete. Man, you'll never guess what happened to me down there. Brad waits for a reply. BRAD COLTER Pete...Elizabeth...Come on guys, quit fooling around. Brad hears only a distant gull. He removes his flippers and tosses them into the boat. He stands up and looks around. He has look of disbelief on his face. BRAD COLTER Oh man, not again. Please, God no. Brad is starring at a boat that has to be fifty years old. Cobwebs and rust cover everything. Brad climbs into the boat from the swim step and looks around. He tries to start the boat but the rusted key breaks off in his fingers. 0002000005AD000169FB5A7,He begins looking through cabinets and drawers. He opens a large chest. Brad takes out an old life raft. He unpacks it. Brad reaches back into the chest and pulls out a hand pump, and an oar. He attaches the pump to the raft, and begins filling it with air. FADE TO BLACK. Fade in. Ext. at A small dock- very early - next morning. Brad looking very tired, climbs out of the raft and slowly walks toward the street. He stops at a pay phone. He reaches into his pocket and pulls out a nickel. Without thinking, he puts it in the coin slot and dials Sue's number. Recording on phone (o.S.) If you'd like to make a local call, please deposit fifty cents. Brad begins to laugh. BRAD COLTER I'm back alright. He puts in fifty cents and dials again. SUE (O.S.) Hello. BRAD COLTER Sue, its you. Man, am I glad to hear your voice. Sue hesitates. SUE (O.S.) Well, of course its me. Who else would answer my phone? A slight pause. BRAD COLTER Aren't you even going to ask me where I've been? Another pause. SUE (O.S.) Brad, there's something we need to talk about. Do you think you could come over? BRAD COLTER sure I can. I'll be over in about fifteen minutes. SUE (O.S.) Alright, Ill see you then. Bye. Brad hails a cab. dISSOLVE TO: Fade in. Ext. sues House - minutes later. Brad walks up the front door and rings the door bell. Sue answers the door. SUE (smiling) Come in, Brad. BRAD COLTER What, no Brad, are you alright or, where have you been? 000200000C3C00016FA2C36,They go into the living room and sit down. BRAD COLTER Sue, you are not going to believe what I've been through the past few days. Sue smiles. BRAD COLTER I'm not sure where to even start. SUE Why don't you start by telling me if the angels were there to comfort you. Brad gets a surprised look on his face. BRAD COLTER What angels? SUE The ones who sing with the beautiful maiden of the sea. The ones who sang you to sleep when you were a little boy. BRAD COLTER (confused) I've only told one person in my whole life about that. SUE I know and I've only told one person about the angels who lived in my closet when I was a little girl. Brad just stares at her in amazement. BRAD COLTER Bobi Sue? SUE Yes Brad it's me. Brad takes a step back. BRAD COLTER But how? I mean how did you know that I would come back?.... Oh, man, I can't believe this. Sue gets up and walks over to a closet. SUE Come over here, I want to show you something. He walks over to the closet and she opens it. He looks inside and gasps. BRAD COLTER Now I really don't believe it. Is that what I think it is? SUE Yes. Brad looks inside the closet to reveal all of the baseball cards and comic books he had bought. BRAD COLTER You mean you saved them all these years? SUE I always knew that you were alright, and that one day I'd see you again. Brad picks one of the boxes. BRAD COLTER Wow, 1957. I cant believe it. They hug. SUE When my mother told me that you never came back from that dive, I didn't want to believe that you were gone. She said that there was a shark, and that they never found you. Mother was never the same after that. BRAD COLTER What about your mother? How is she? SUE Why don't you sit down. He hesitantly goes back over to the couch and sits down. SUE About a year after you disappeared, my mother was killed by a man named John Chapman. BRAD COLTER Oh my God, no. SUE Let me finish. At the time I was only seven years old. I was too young to understand what had happened. It wasn't for another three years that I learned the truth about who John Chapman was. Brad fights to hold back his tears. BRAD COLTER You must have blamed me for your mothers death. She puts her arms around him. SUE No, I never blamed you. I always knew that there was nothing you could have done. He wipes his eyes. BRAD COLTER How did Chapman get out of jail? SUE After you disappeared, they never found the drugs. They had no physical evidence to hold him. BRAD COLTER Yeah, but what about kidnapping me? Couldnt they hold him for that? SUE With you missing, it was my mothers word against his. The D.A. ruled circumstantial evidence wasnt enough to hold him. BRAD COLTER You know what Bobi, I loved your mother very much. I was going to ask her to marry me. Now I'm afraid it's too late for that. Sue Is it Brad? He is surprised by her question. BRAD COLTER What do you mean? Sue Well, what I mean is, why couldn't you go back again and undo what's been done? BRAD COLTER Bobi Sue, I don't know how I ever got there in the first place. I don't know if I could go back. Even if I were able to, do I have the right to change the past? Sue 00020000041000017BD840A,Don't you see Brad, you already have. And because of that, lives have been changed. Please, youve got to try. Brad buries his face in his hands for a moment then looks up at Sue. BRAD COLTER Youre right, Ive got to try. She hugs him. Sue Thank you Brad. FADE TO BLACK. FaDE IN[] EXT. The next morning - back on the sea wolf - heading out to the coronado islands.[] Brad pulls up to the spot where the cave is. He puts on his dive gear then slips into the water. CUT TO: Int. Under water. Brad stops at the entrance to the cave and shines his flashlight inside. He slowly enters and swims toward the back continually shining his light all around. He reaches the boulder. He shines his light all around it and finds that there is an opening at the top. He studies the narrow passage. He removes his air tank. He is about to maneuver himself through the small opening at the top when he spots something over in a dark corner. He shines his light to see what it is. Brads light reveals the canvas sack that contains the cocaine. 00020000045100017FE244B,He quickly puts down his air tank and draws a long breath of air from the regulator. He swims over to the corner and picks up the bag, this time he ties it to his weight belt. Brad swims back over to his tank and draws a breath of air from his regulator then pulls himself through the small opening above the boulder. He reaches out and pulls the air tank through behind him. Brad puts the tank back on and begins swimming farther back into the cave, shining his light as he goes. He comes to the hole he escaped through the first time. He shines his light straight up. Once again Brad has found the portal in time. He quickly swims through the hole and looks toward the surface. He can see the familiar outline of his boat. He begins his slow ascent toward the surface. Cut TO: Ext. Back on the sea wolf. Brad sees that his boat looks new again. BRAD COLTER The ole girl never looked better. FADE OUT. FADE IN. Ext. Almost to Point loma.[] Brad hears the radio begin to whistle. He reaches up and adjusts the squelch. RADIO San Diego this is Harbor One. Over. RADIO REPLY Go ahead Harbor one. 0002000005B00001842D5AA,RADIO San Diego, we are ending our search for the missing diver. Repeat ending search. At the time of the disappearance a large shark was spotted in the area and we have found no trace of the diver. Over. RADIO REPLY Affirmative Harbor one. Ending search for diver. Over Brad reaches up and turns off the radio. BRAD COLTER Wow, they think a shark got me. Maybe I can use that to my advantage. Brad opens the throttles up full and heads for San Diego. FADE OUT . FADE IN. INT. IN A CAB - AN HOUR LATER. Brad is pulling up in front of Elizebeths house. He gets out and walks up to the front door. He rings the doorbell. ELIZABETH MULLER (O.S.) Coming. The door opens. Elizabeth gasps. ELIZABETH MULLER Brad. Youre alive! What happened to you? BRAD COLTER Come on, let's get inside before someone sees me. They go inside and close the door. Elizabeth embraces Brad and they engage in a long kiss. ElIZABETH MULLER Brad, what happened to you? Bill went back down to look for you but had to return to the boat. He said there was a shark. BRAD COLTER Bill was right, there was a shark. In fact, it tried to make a meal of my flipper. I turned and popped him on the snout. That temporarily scared him off. That's when I ducked into the cave. ElIZABETH MULLER What cave, Brad? BRAD COLTER The very same cave that put me here in the first place. The funny thing is, and I know this is going to sound weird, but its like I wasn't supposed to be there. 00020000078B000189D7785,She looks at him funny. ELIZABETH MULLER What do you mean? BRAD COLTER Well, when I tried to leave the cave and resurface, a strong cold current pulled me back inside. It was so strong, it slammed me up against the back wall of the cave. I guess that's when I lost the drugs. ElIZABETH MULLER You lost them? I don't understand. BRAD COLTER I was kind of shaken after being banged around. All I could think of was that shark. I didnt even notice that I had dropped the bag. ElIZABETH MULLER The important thing is that youre safe now. Those drugs can't hurt anyone now. BRAD COLTER Elizabeth, I have something to tell you but I'm not sure how. ELIZABETH MULLER What is it? BRAD COLTER Just keep in mind before I tell you this, that everything is alright now. ELIZABETH MULLER Brad, youre scaring me. What is it? BRAD COLTER When I resurfaced, I was back in 2008. She gasps. ElIZABETH MULLER What, how did you get back here again? BRAD COLTER Well let me go on before I answer that. I went back to San Diego and called my friend Sue. I figured she'd be worried because I was gone so long, but she was calm. ELIZABETH MULLER (jealous) What's so funny about that? Does she get usually get upset if you don't call her everyday? BRAD COLTER No, no, its nothing like that. It's just that, well, if you knew her, you'd think it was a little strange too. Anyway, I went to see her. She said she needed to talk to me about something. ElIZABETH MULLER What was it that she wanted? BRAD COLTER This is where the story gets weird. When I got there, she opened the door and everything seemed normal. I mean the way she looked and everything. Elizabeth, I'm not sure how to tell you this next part. ElIZABETH MULLER Brad, just tell me! BRAD COLTER Sue wasn't just Sue anymore. ElIZABETH MULLER Now your really scaring me Brad. What do you mean she wasn't Sue anymore? Who was she? BRAD COLTER Elizabeth..... She was your daughter. 000200000DE30001915CDDD,Elizabeth stares at him, then laughs. ElIZABETH MULLER Come on Brad, what do you mean? Bobi Sue? BRAD COLTER That's exactly what I mean. Bobi Sue is Sue. ELIZABETH MULLER Dont be silly; thats impossible. BRAD COLTER Oh Elizabeth, She's beautiful. Elizabeths eyes begin to fill with tears. ELIZABETH MULLER I can't believe it. My baby's all grown up. BRAD COLTER Not in 1957 she isn't. She's still a beautiful little girl. ElIZABETH MULLER Brad, are you sure it was her? BRAD COLTER I didn't believe it myself at first. Then she told me something I told her the day I disappeared. Elizabeth, this was a secret I shared only with her. That leads me to the next thing I must tell you. ELIZABETH MULLER Maybe you shouldn't, Brad. I don't know how much more news like that I can take. BRAD COLTER I think you need to hear this. ELIZABETH MULLER Alright, I'm listening. BRAD COLTER It involves Chapman and those drugs. Remember when Pete told us he needed the drugs to make a case against Chapman? ELIZABETH MULLER Yes I remember. BRAD COLTER And do you remember I said I lost them? She nods. BRAD COLTER Well, Sue...Bobi Sue, told me that after I was gone, they were never able to make a case against him. They had to let him go. Anyway, He came after you and.... and well, She told me he had killed you. Elizabeth stares in disbelief at Brad. ElIZABETH MULLER Oh, come on Brad, dont be silly. Im standing right here talking to you now. BRAD COLTER I know but remember. She told me this in 2008. ELIZABETH MULLER So what your telling me is, that Chapman is going to kill me? BRAD COLTER Not if I have anything to say about it. ElIZABETH MULLER But Brad, you have no right to change the future. BRAD COLTER Youre wrong Elizabeth, I already have. Don't you see? I changed the future when I got tossed into the past the first time. All I'm doing now is trying to correct what damage Ive already done. ELIZABETH MULLER Brad, this is all too weird. BRAD COLTER Tell me about it. Like I was saying though, youre the reason I returned. I knew when I was here before that I would never be happy without you and Bobi Sue in my life. ELIZABETH MULLER Brad, what are you saying? BRAD COLTER I'm saying that I love you, and I want to spend the rest of my life with you Elizabeth. Elizabeth begins to cry again. ELIZABETH MULLER I feel the same way about you, Brad. When you left I was devastated. So was Bobi Sue. He hugs her. BRAD COLTER Does that mean you'll marry me? She wipes the tears from her eyes. ELIZABETH MULLER That means I love you, and yes, I will. They quietly hold each other for a long time. ELIZABETH MULLER Brad, what are we going to do about Chapman? BRAD COLTER (jokingly) You really know how to spoil a tender moment. ELIZABETH MULLER I'm serious Brad. Without those drugs they'll have to release him. BRAD COLTER Who says we don't have the drugs? ELIZABETH MULLER You mean you do have them? BRAD COLTER They're on my boat as we speak. ELIZABETH MULLER Brad, thats wonderful, let's call Pete and tell him. BRAD COLTER I'm afraid we can't do that just yet. ELIZABETH MULLER But why? BRAD COLTER Mainly because a shark ate me! She laughs. ELIZABETH MULLER A shark ate you, what are you talking about? BRAD COLTER While I was coming into San Diego, I overheard on the radio that they had given up the search for me because a shark had eaten me. ELIZABETH MULLER But that's ridiculous. Your standing right here. BRAD COLTER I know, but what do think would happen if I just waltzed into the police station and said, surprise I'm back? 00020000063900019F39633,She thinks about it for a second. ELIZABETH MULLER I see what you mean. They'd probably ask a lot of questions. He nods his head. BRAD COLTER Yeah, Questions Im not quite ready to answer yet. elIZABETH MULLER So what are we going to do? BRAD COLTER Actually, I've been giving that a lot of thought. Here's my plan..... FADE TO BLACK. fade in.[] INT. Inside the san diego police station.[] Pete Kelly unlocks the heavy door to the holding cell where John Chapman is currently being held. OFFICER KELLY Alright Chapman, today's your lucky day. The District Attorney says you walk. John Chapman has an ear-to-ear grin. JOHN CHAPMAN Hey Kelly, what happened to those drugs that you said you had? See, I told you I was clean as a whistle. Pete opens the cell door. OFFICER KELLY Chapman, a man was killed trying to recover those drugs. If there was any way I could tie you to that, I'd personally see to it that you rot the rest of your miserable life in prison. JOHN CHAPMAN Yeah, but you can't, can you, Kelly? Pete gives him an icy stare. OFFICER KELLY Just watch your step Chapman. You and that no good nephew of yours might just slip up yet. JOHN CHAPMAN No chance, Kelly. You got nothing on us. No drugs, no witness, nothing. OFFICER KELLY Just Watch your back Chapman. Just watch it. John Chapman is laughing as he walks limping out the door. FADE OUT. FADE IN. Ext.- The front entrance to triton industries. John arrives at the office and heads right up stairs to Robert's office. JOHN CHAPMAN Hi, Mary, is my nephew in yet? MARY Yes, sir. Go right in. JOHN CHAPMAN Thank you. 000200000E0C0001A56CE06,She wrinkles her nose as John walks past her. After three days in jail without a shower, John is pretty ripe. ROBERT CHAPMAN (demanding) Uncle John, come in and close the door! JOHN CHAPMAN Now look Robert, don't you start with me. It wasn't much fun for me either. Look at my leg. The two men just exchange stares for a minute. ROBERT CHAPMAN First, tell me this uncle. What in the hell went wrong? This was a very simple plan and you screwed it up. JOHN CHAPMAN (protesting) Now look here you little snot - nosed punk. I'm not about to sit here and get a lecture from you. You weren't there, got it? That woman got the drop on Miguel, and then used him as bait to lure me in. ROBERT CHAPMAN Look uncle, I don't want to hear excuses, just some answers. Now tell me, what woman are you referring to? JOHN CHAPMAN Colters old lady, thats who. She was in on it from the start. But we don't have to worry about Colter no more, the sharks took care of him for us. Roberts eyes widen at the news of Brad Colters death. ROBERT CHAPMAN Colters dead? Are you sure? JOHN CHAPMAN Don't you read the papers, kid? It's only all over the front page. ROBERT CHAPMAN No I guess I haven't had a chance to read it for a few days. I was also being detained by the police. JOHN CHAPMAN Well, no matter kid. Now all we gotta do is take care of that meddling broad. When I get through with her, she'll wish she never met John Chapman. ROBERT CHAPMAN Hold it right there. Don't you think the cops will be watching her? Besides, we dont need any more trouble. John lights a cigarette. JOHN CHAPMAN Yeah, youre just like your old man. He couldn't take the heat either. ROBERT CHAPMAN Leave my father out of this. He was a great man, unlike his brother. JOHN CHAPMAN Yeah, what did he ever do that was so great? ROBERT CHAPMAN He built this company for one thing. Which is more than you ever did. JOHN CHAPMAN Ha, he never would have even got started if it weren't for me. Robert is surprised. ROBERT CHAPMAN You! What did you ever do to help my father? John puts his cigarette out on the palm of his hand. JOHN CHAPMAN Yeah, Ill bet your old man never did tell you that your uncle John put him through college, did he? Or that when he finished, I loaned him the money to get started in business? Robert looks at his uncle with questions in his eyes. ROBERT CHAPMAN You gave my father money? Where did you get the money to loan him? JOHN CHAPMAN In the twenties, I used to run hooch for a guy that ran a numbers racket. I was young and cocky. I paid attention and kept my nose clean. He liked the way I handled myself so, he took care of me any time we made a big score. ROBERT CHAPMAN No, Uncle John, youre right. My father never told me about that. He always told me to study hard and practice diligence. Those were the things that make men successful. JOHN CHAPMAN Yeah that sounds just like your old man. He never did approve of my life style. But he never turned down my money either. ROBERT CHAPMAN Well, regardless uncle, I don't think that now is a good time to try any sort of half cocked revenge schemes. With the money from the boat, and the sale of that coke, we should still do pretty well. JOHN CHAPMAN Let me give you a news update kid. The coke went down with the Queen. After an investigation from the insurance company, we'll both do well just to stay out of jail. Robert just shakes his head ROBERT CHAPMAN Really uncle John, you surprise me. The Queen was the property of Triton. There won't be any investigation. JOHN CHAPMAN Oh really, and how do you know that? ROBERT CHAPMAN 0002000004100001B37240A,Because the insurance policy was taken out through Sam Kemper. JOHN CHAPMAN Yeah, and who the hell is Sam Kemper? ROBERT CHAPMAN Sam Kemper was my roommate in college. He and I sort of had an arrangement. JOHN CHAPMAN (smiles) You got my attention kid. What kind of an arrangement? Robert takes the policy out of his desk. ROBERT CHAPMAN Ten percent. JOHN CHAPMAN You know kid, maybe I misjudged you. Youre alright. Robert taps his pencil on the desk. ROBERT CHAPMAN Now, about that coke. I didn't risk all this just to give it to the fish. Certainly you must know a diver you can trust to recover it for us. John thinks for a moment. JOHN CHAPMAN Yeah, as a matter of fact I think I do. ROBERT CHAPMAN I thought you might, uncle. They both laugh. FADE OUT. FADE IN[] EXT. Down at the dock where robert keeps his personal speed boat.[] Robert is checking the boat over when he looks up and sees his uncle coming down the dock with a man he isnt familiar with. ROBERT CHAPMAN Hello, Uncle John. JOHN CHAPMAN Robert, this is Buck. 0002000006D60001B77C6D0, Buck is a middle aged man about six feet tall. He is very muscular, and his face shows the life of a man who has lived hard and fast. Dark wrinkles surround his deep set almond shaped eyes. He has a scar across his left cheek. He speaks with a gravely voice. Robert offers his hand but Buck ignores it. ROBERT CHAPMAN I'm glad to meet you, Buck. Do you have a last name? BUCK Buck will do. That's all you need to know. Robert retracts his hand. ROBERT CHAPMAN Well, anyway, Buck, I'm glad youre going to help us. BUCK I ain't here because I like you, kid. I expect to be well paid. JOHN CHAPMAN Robert, I told Buck here that if he was successful, he'd get one thousand dollars for his trouble. Robert starts to say something but Buck cuts him short. BUCK You got a problem with that, rich boy? Robert starts to answer but then thinks better of it. ROBERT CHAPMAN Well uncle, we'd best get going. It's a long haul out to the islands. John agrees. They stow the dive gear, and head for the Coronado Islands. FADE TO BLACK. FADE IN.[] EXT. on the SEA wolf [] Elizabeth is Talking on the radio, holding a pair of binoculars. ELIZABETH MULLER Okay Brad, they're on the way. BRAD COLTER (O.S.) Alright sweetie, I'll be ready for them. Go ahead and contact Pete Kelly, but remember, dont tell him about me. Elizabeth MULLER Dont worry, Ill take care of it. Brad...please be careful. BRAD COLTER (O.S.) Dont worry, I will. Over and out. cUT TO:. EXT. Roberts speed boat - cruising around the end of the island. Robert, John, and Buck scan the coastline looking for the spot the Catalina Queen impacted the island and went down. JOHN CHAPMAN Over there! Look there are the marks on the rock. Robert carefully pilots the boat into position. 000200000AD40001BE4CACE,ROBERT CHAPMAN Okay, uncle, how's this? JOHN CHAPMAN This looks like the spot. Alright, Buck, the cokes in the engine compartment. Are you ready? BUCK Yeah, I guess so. A minute later Buck flips over the side of the boat. CUT TO: INT. underwater Buck swims down to the Catalina Queen. He removes a pry bar from his belt and starts to pry the door open. It has already been opened. He pulls the door back and looks inside, the coke is gone. He angrily smacks the door with the pry bar and heads for the surface. cut to: EXT. on Roberts speed boat Robert, and john are looking into the water. Buck surfaces and removes his mask. JOHN CHAPMAN Buck, did you find it? BUCK No, it's not there. JOHN CHAPMAN (demanding) What do you mean it's not there? Buck climbs onto the swim step and removes his flippers. BUCK Like I said Chapman, the cokes gone. The lock had already been opened. ROBERT CHAPMAN But that's impossible. No one knew about it except Colter, and he's shark bait. JOHN CHAPMAN Colter's old lady, She knew about it. I'll bet she clued the cops in. BUCK You know what, Chapman, that aint my problem. I made the dive and I want to get paid for my trouble. JOHN CHAPMAN The deal was you'd get paid if you were successful, but you weren't. BUCK Look Chapman, we made a deal. I made the dive and found the boat. The three are arguing back and forth when suddenly a red marker buoy surfaces next to their boat. JOHN CHAPMAN What's that Buck? Buck looks at the buoy. BUCK Beats me. John grabs a gaff. He reaches out and hooks the line under the marker buoy. He pulls it over to the boat and lifts it up out of the water. JOHN CHAPMAN What in the hell is this, Buck? BUCK How should I know? John pulls the attached line up to reveal a cloth bag tied onto the end. JOHN CHAPMAN Buck, this better not be what I think it is. John opens the bag and pulls out the coke. JOHN CHAPMAN What's this? I thought you said the coke was gone. BUCK I don't have any idea where that came from. JOHN CHAPMAN Well I think you do. I think you were planning on coming back and picking this up later. That's what I think. Buck pulls a knife from his belt and points it at John. BUCK Look here Chapman, I said I don't know nothing about it, and that's that. John swings the gaff at Buck and catches him in the side. Blood begins pouring out of the wound. BUCK Why, you dirty no good.... Buck lunges forward at John with the knife and catches him in the shoulder. The two men tumble over the side and into the water. Buck pulls the knife from Chapman's shoulder and sticks him again, this time in the neck. The water around John begins to turn red with blood. John franticly grasps at the hole in his neck. Robert looks on in horror as his uncle slowly sinks below the surface. 000200000B300001C91AB2A,Buck reaches over and takes hold of the swim step. He puts the knife in his teeth and slowly tries to pull himself up out of the water. He is about halfway out when suddenly, he falls back in the water weak from blood loss. Robert has turned a shade of white. He fumbles for the key and manages to get the boat started. In his panicked state, Robert accidentally puts the boat into reverse. When he hits the throttle, he feels a thump. Robert hears screaming coming from behind the boat. He quickly shifts the boat into forward. The engine stalls. Robert tries the key once again but nothing happens. He goes back to see what the problem is. When Robert looks down, he sees Buck with his arm twisted up in the propeller. Buck is moaning in pain. The water is turning red around him as blood pours from his mangled arm. BUCK Please, kid, help me get my arm out. ROBERT CHAPMAN Why should I help you? You just killed my uncle. BUCK Come on, kid I'm begging you. I'll make it worth your while. ROBERT CHAPMAN Worth my while, what can you ever give me that I dont already have? BUCK Please, kid! ROBERT CHAPMAN Ah, what the heck. I guess If I dont get your arm out of my prop Ill never get the boat started. But first, you have to drop that knife. Buck lets the knife sink to the bottom. Robert climbs over the back of the boat and onto the swim step. ROBERT CHAPMAN Alright Buck, I'm going to slowly lift the motor out of the water. As I do, you try to get your arm out. Robert reaches down and takes hold of the prop. He begins lifting and Buck starts screaming. BUCK Put it down, kid, youre killing me. Robert lets go of the prop. ROBERT CHAPMAN Dammit Buck, I can't get your arm out if the props down in the water. Buck catches his breath. BUCK I know, just go slower. Once again Robert begins lifting the motor out of the water, and once again, Buck begins screaming. This time he gets his arm free. Buck holds on to the swim step as his mangled arm hangs limp at his side. BUCK Thanks kid, I owe you one. Robert stands back up and is about to climb back into the boat from the swim step. Suddenly Buck begins screaming again. Robert looks back to see why he is screaming. To his horror, Robert watches as Buck upends in the water. His left leg is gone. Robert reaches for his stomach. He begins throwing up. Buck begins desperately trying to pull himself out of the water when he is struck again. Robert looks down in the water and sees a huge shark. Robert screams and tumbles backward into the boat. He gets to his feet and watches as the massive teeth of the shark are closing on Bucks torso. Blood erupts from the corners of Bucks mouth as he screams. The shark violently begins thrashing his head back and forth. Buck dangles like a rag doll flailing his arms. With a huge splash, both Buck and the shark disappear into the darkness below. 000200000CEC0001D444CE6,Robert holds his stomach and begins moaning. After a moment of self pity, Robert spots the canvas bag lying on the deck. He crawls over and picks it up. ROBERT CHAPMAN Maybe uncle John didn't die for nothing after all. Robert greedily reaches in and takes out the plastic bundle full of cocaine. He holds it up and began laughing. ROBERT CHAPMAN Yessss. Thank you uncle. BRAD COLTER (O.S.) Youre welcome, Robert. ROBERT CHAPMAN What the.... Robert jumps and looks around. ROBERT CHAPMAN I must be hearing things. BRAD COLTER (O.S.) No, your not. Robert turns toward the voice and gasps. ROBERT CHAPMAN Colter! How did you get here? Youre dead. BRAD COLTER Well, obviously not, sport. Robert lunges for the gaff and grabs hold of it. Suddenly, Brads foot comes crashing down on his hand. BRAD COLTER Not so fast, Pal. Robert quickly pulls his hand away and begins yelling. ROBERT CHAPMAN Where did you come from? BRAD COLTER No, you have it all wrong, Robert. The question is, where are you going? Robert is holding his aching hand. ROBERT CHAPMAN What's that supposed to mean? Brad points behind the boat. BRAD COLTER See for yourself. Robert looks back. There, coming up fast, is a police boat with lights flashing. BRAD COLTER I guess theyre here for you, Robert. Robert puts down the bag of drugs and sighs. The police boat pulls up along side of Chapman's boat and Pete Kelly steps up to the rail. He looks at Brad and smiles. Lieutenant KELLY Colter, why am I not surprised? We gave you up for dead yesterday. Where did you go? Brad points to the island. BRAD COLTER Right there, Pete. Pete has a puzzled look on his face. Lieutenant KELLY But how? We searched for over two hours before we went for help. BRAD COLTER Actually Pete, I was in a cave down on the bottom for hours. Lieutenant KELLY But how? I mean you only had a thirty minute air tank. BRAD COLTER I found a large air pocket and climbed into it. When I was sure the shark was gone, I took a deep breath and came back up. Pete snaps his fingers. Lieutenant KELLY Bill was right then, there was a shark. BRAD COLTER Oh, Yeah, a big one. Pete motions to Chapman. Lieutenant KELLY You. Put your hands behind your back. Pete puts cuffs on Roberts wrists, then leads him onto the police boat. They tie a tow - line onto Roberts boat, and then head back to San Diego. dissolve to. FADE IN. EXT. on the police boat Pete is standing next to Brad on the bow of the police boat. They are pulling into San Diego harbor. Lieutenant KELLY Well Brad, I don't know how to thank you for all of your help. If you ever need anything please, don't hesitate to ask. BRAD COLTER Pete, just knowing that Chapman is going away for a while is enough for me. In fact, you have no idea. Pete points to Elizabeth standing on the dock just ahead of them. Lieutenant KELLy Well, anyway, thank you. I know she'll be glad to see you. Brad waves at Elizabeth. She smiles and put her arms out. As soon as the boat touches the dock, Brad hops up and takes her in his arms. BRAD COLTER Do you have any idea how much I missed you? ElIZABETH MULLER Yes, I think I do. Come on let's go home. Theres a little girl there who's dying to see you. Besides, I cant wait to tell her that youre going to be her daddy. FADE OUT. 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Eagle Seven. This is Black Cat. Requesting inbound strike support. Our location is sector 38, quadrant 4. We are pinned down and running out of ammo fast. Do you copy Eagle Seven? Over.Soldier with radioEAGLE SEVEN.... EAGLE SEVEN. THIS IS BLACK CAT. REQUESTING INBOUND STRIKE SUPPORT. OUR LOCATION IS SECTOR 38, QUADRANT 4. WE ARE PINNED DOWN AND RUNNING OUT OF AMMO FAST. DO YOU COPY EAGLE SEVEN? OVER. BRAD COLTER Eagle SevenEagle Seven... EAGLE SEVEN. THIS IS BLACK CAT. REQUESTING INBOUND STRIKE SUPPORT. OUR LOCATION IS SECTOR 38, QUADRANT 4. WE ARE PINNED DOWN AND RUNNING OUT OF AMMO FAST. DO YOU COPY EAGLE SEVEN? OVER. Black CatEagle sevin... EAGLE SEVEN. THIS IS BLACK CAT. REQUESTING INBOUND STRIKE SUPPORT. OUR LOCATION IS SECTOR 38, QUADRANT 4. WE ARE PINNED DOWN AND RUNNING OUT OF AMMO FAST. DO YOU COPY EAGLE SEVEN? OVER. Sarge SueOlder gentleman BOld ManMan behind counterOperatorWaitress,$Brad colterNo just the check please.!No just the check please.Cabbie WomanProfessor Kirby BRAD COLTER1 Young WomanElizabeth Muller Hostwaiter,$WaiterAre you folks ready to order?"Track AnnouncerAnd there they go. The horses exploded out of the gate. It's number 6, Belles Pride out in front. Number 2 next, then number 7 in third."TellerSalemanSaLEsMANBobi Sue El Young boy0(" Oh mommy, isn't this going to be fun?"6.BOBI SUEOh mommy, isn't this going to be fun?"80Voice on radio" Searcher calling Rooster. Over."Voice on radio Radio reply V RNew voice on radio NElizebeth Muller Radio Stan snyderI'm glad I was invited"Triton industries Frank collins F C)!Unknown voice with mexican accent U John chapmanMiguelMiguel~ J M Un$Second unknown mexican voiceFuentes MarcoQI" Don't worry Elizebeth. I won't let anything happen to you. I promise." Rodriguez Dominique CHAPTER 8Angela Ang MaryRobert chapman W Receptionist CHAPTER 11Arnold Ar CHAPTER 12 Ellen Ell BoPudgy Sergeant Pu OFFICER KELLYg_ElIZABETH MULLER" Just getting those three off the streets is enough compensation for me Pete." Billhansen Bill hansen CoastguardSeamanCAPTAINRecording on phone Elo BUCK BU P suarthursoldier gomez gsargentLieutenant KELLYRJBRAD COLTER, Elizabeth... That leads me to the next thing I must tell you.sTCE (V.O.) (O.S.) (O.C.) (CONT'D) (SUBTITLE)(RADIO CRACKLES AND WHISTLES......) RESPONSE FROM EAGLE SEVEN Roger Black Cat. Weve got your inbound being delivered to sector quadrant 4. ETA of inbound is 5 minutes. Final Draft 7 Demo Final Draft 7 Demo Final Draft 7 Demo SOLDIER WITH RADIO Alright guys, weve got an inbound air strike coming. We need to be at least 500 meters from this spot in five minutes or were gonna be toast. THE AMERICAN SOLDIERS BEGIN TO HEAD FOR THE EDGE OF THE JUNGLE ABOUT 100 METERS AWAY.(english accent)(INTERRUPTING) (surprised) (interupting)(confused look)(Frightened look) (Laughing) (embarrassed)(APOLOGETICALLY) (playfully) (confused)(very timid)"Si." (big grin) (SMILING NOW) (embarrased)(Gomez, Brad Colter) (black cat)#(using his best English accent)(O (O.S.)  (distressed) (grinning) (protesting)(sTTR CUT TO: FADE IN: FADE OUT. FADE TO: DISSOLVE TO: BACK TO: MATCH CUT TO: JUMP CUT TO:FADE TO BLACK.FADE OUT.FADE IN: FADE OUTFADE OUT. FADE IN: Pan to:dc.*FADE OUT . Int.- in a cab - an hour later. FADE OUT .fade Infade In. dissolve to.BsTSI<INTEXTI/E4567810111415 16.EXT17181921 FADE IN22C?BRAD REAPPEARS AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS AND STARTS WALKING DOWN242530 32.FADE IN 33.FADE IN.*HEADLIGHTS ARE FLASHING COMING TOWARD BRAD 34.FADE IN 35.FADE IN 36.FADE IN 37.FADE IN 38.FADE IN394041 44.FADE IN 46.FADE IN5152PETE OPENED THE CELL DOORPETE GIVES HIM AN ICY STARE62JOHN PUT HIS CIGARETTE OUT ON THE PALM OF HIS HAND53I'M GLAD TO MEET YOU BUCK54 NO WAIT&"JOHN LOOKED AT ROBERT THEN AT BUCK51BUCK REACHES OVER AND TAKES HOLD OF THE SWIM STEP2.ROBERT REACHES DOWN AND TAKES HOLD OF THE PROPBUCK CATCHES HIS BREATHNJAFTER A MOMENT OF SELF PITY, ROBERT SPOTS THE CANVAS BAG LYING ON THE DECK YESSSSBRAD POINTS BEHIND THE BOAT]YTHE POLICE BOAT PULLS UP ALONG SIDE OF CHAPMAN'S BOAT AND PETE KELLY STEPS UP TO THE RAIL!PETE MOTIONS TO CHAPMAN." YOU1 FADE INEXTEFIFA# FADE INGCINSIDE SUE'S SUV PULLING INTO THE PARKING LOT OF THE CORTEZ MARINA.*&INSIDE BRIDGE OF BRADS BOAT "SEA WOLF"84CAMERA ABOVE THE SEA WOLF AS IT ENTERS SAN DIEGO BAY*&INT. INSIDE THE GALLEY OF THE SEA WOLFSAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY.)%INSIDE THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE BUILDING. 8.FADE INOUTSIDE OF PERNICANO'S. 9.FADE IN.]YBRAD AND ELIZEBETH ARE WALKING DOWN THE BEACH. THE NIGHT IS CLEAR AND THE MOON IS BRIGHT. 12.FADE IN. 13.FADE IN.ON THE SEA WOLFvrBRAD IS EXITING A CAB IN THE PARKING LOT OF THE DEL MAR RACE TRACK. THERE ARE LOTS OF PEOPLE GOING INTO THE TRACK./+INT. IN THE BETTING AREA OF THE RACE TRACK.TPTHE CAMERA IS LOOKING AT THE TRACK AS THE HORSES ARE ENTERING THE STARTING GATE.3/BRAD IS SITTING IN HIS SEAT JUST LOOKING AROUND95BRAD WALKING DOWN THE SIDEWALK PAST SHOPS AND STORES.TPINSIDE THE SEA WOLF. THE CAMERA IS OUTSIDE THE SHOWER AS BRAD OPENS THE CURTAIN. 20.FADE IN<8INSIDE A CAB DRIVING THROUGH A RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD.($INT. INSIDE ELIZEBETH'S LIVING ROOM.INSIDE ELIZEBETH'S CAR FADE IN.MIINSIDE THE CAR PULLING INTO THE PARKING LOT OF CARL'S HAMBURGER DRIVE IN.73THE CAMERA IS ON THE CLOCK THE TIME IS NOW 9:10 PM. 23.FADE IN)%IN THE DRIVEWAY AT ELIZEBETH'S HOUSE.51WE HEAR ELIZEBETH QUIETLY HOLLAR FROM BEHIND HIM.c_BRAD IS SLEEPING ON THE COUCH. THERE IS SUNSHINE COMING IN THROUGH THE WINDOW BEHIND THE COUCH.F 26.FADE IN 27.FADE ININIDE ELIZEBETH'S CAR. 28.FADE INNJON THE DECK OF THE SEA WOLF. BRAD IS WIPING DOWN THE RAILS WITH A CHAMOIS. 29.FADE IN.AT THE DINNER TABLE.*AT THE DINNER TABLE FINISHING UP THE MEAL. 31.FADE IN.INT.INSIDE A CABINSIDE THE SEA WOLFA CAB PULLS UP AND STOPS."BRAD IS GETTING OUT OF THE CABD@EXT.IN THE COCKPIT OF THE SEA WOLF OUT AT THE TIP OF POINT LOMA.1-THE TWO BOATS ARE AT THE POINT STERN TO STERN:6INSIDE THE SEA WOLF ELIZEBETH IS ASLEEP ON BRADS BUNK.:6PULLING INTO THE DRIVEWAY OF ANGELA, BOBI SUE'S FRIEND 38 FADE IN.*&INSIDE THE LOBBY OF TRITON INDUSTRIES.TPTHE CAMERA FADES BACK IN ON THE SIXTH FLOOR AS BRAD IS EXITING THE ELEVATOR CAR.;7ELIZEBETH IS RUNNING DOWN THE RAMP TOWARD THE SEA WOLF.ON THE UPPER FLYING BRIDGE OF THE CATALINA QUEEN. JOHN CHAPMAN IS AT THE WHEEL AND BRAD IS SITTING ON A BENCH HANDCUFFED TO THE RAIL.&"THE FLYING BRIDGE OF THE SEA WOLF. 45.FADE IN1-IN ELIZEBETH'S CAR DRIVING WITH THE TOP DOWN.>:PULLING INTO THE PARKING LOT WHERE THE SEA WOLF IS DOCKED. 46.FADE IN&"INSIDE BRAD'S BUNK ON THE SEA WOLFVRIN ELIZEBETH'S CAR. PULLING UP TO THE CURB IN FRONT OF SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY. 47.FADE IN.D@INSIDE ELIZEBETH'S CAR PULLING INTO THE PARKING LOT AT THE BEACHPLINSIDE ELIZEBETH'S CAR PULLING UP TO THE CURB AT SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY. 48.FADE INSOOFFICER KELLY, BRAD, AND ELIZEBTH ARE WALKING DOWN A PIER TOWARD A POLICE BOAT.?;THEY ARE ALMOST TO THE ISALNDS AND THE SEA IS PRETTY ROUGH.EATHE BOAT IS PULLING UP TO THE SPOT WHERE THE CATALINA QUEEN SUNK. 49.FADE IN.0,BRAD IS FINISHING FILLING THE RAFT WITH AIR.,(IN THE SMALL RAFT ROWING WITH THE PLANK.<8IN THE SMALL RAFT ROWING WITH THE PLANK. IT IS NOW DARK.2.ON THE COASTGUARD BOAT PULLING UP TO THE PEIR. 50.FADE IN.ALMOST TO POINT LOMA.62IN A CAB PULLING UP IN FRONT OF ELIZEBETH'S HOUSE. 53.FADE IN.($INSIDE THE SAN DIEGO POLICE STATION." CHAPMAN, A MAN WAS KILLED TRYING TO RECOVER THOSE DRUGS. IF THERE WAS ANY WAY I COULD TIE YOU TO THAT, I'D PERSONALLY SEE TO IT THAT YOU ROT THE REST OF YOUR MISERABLE LIFE IN PRISON."a]" JUST WATCH YOUR STEP CHAPMAN. YOU AND THAT NO GOOD NEPHEW OF YOURS MIGHT JUST SLIP UP YET."2.THE TWO MEN JUST EXCHANGE STARES FOR A MINUTE." YEAH I GUESS YOUR OLD MAN NEVER DID TELL YOU THAT YOUR UNCLE JOHN PUT HIM THROUGH COLLEGE DID HE. OR THAT WHEN HE FINISHED, I LOANED HIM THE MONEY TO GET STARTED IN BUSINESS."95ROBERT LOOKS AT HIS UNCLE WITH QUESTIONS IN HIS EYES.DO YOU HAVE A LAST NAME?51ELIEBETH IS ON THE SEA WOLF TALKING ON THE RADIO.3/ROBERT CAREFULLY PILOTS THE BOAT INTO POSITION.FBTHE CAMERA IS NOW ON ROBERTS SPEED BOAT LOOKING DOWN IN THE WATER.SOTHAT GIRLFRIEND OF COLTER'S. SHE KNEW ABOUT IT. I'LL BET SHE CLUED THE COPS IN.KG" THE DEAL WAS YOU'D GET PAID IF YOU WERE SUCCESSFUL, AND YOU WEREN'T."0,BUCK LOOKS AT THE BUOY." BEATS ME." HE SAID.xtHE PUTS THE KNIFE IN HIS TEETH AND SLOWLY TRIES TO PULL HIMSELF UP OUT OF THE WATER. HE IS ABOUT HALFWAY OUT WHEN HE FALLS BACK IN THE WATER EXHAUSTED. ROBERT HAS TURNED A SHADE OF WHITE. HE FUMBLES FOR THE KEY AND MANAGES TO GET THE BOAT STARTED. THERE WAS NO WAY HE WAS GOING TO LET THIS MANIAC GET BACK ON THE BOAT. IN HIS PANICKED STATE ROBERT ACCIDENTALLY THREW THE BOAT IN REVERSE. WHEN HE HIT THE THROTTLE HE FELT A THUMP. HE HEARD SCREAMING COMING FROM BEHIND HIM. ROBERT QUICKLY SHIFTED THE BOAT INTO FORWARD. SUDDENLY THE ENGINE STALLED. HE TRIED THE KEY ONCE AGAIN BUT NOTHING HAPPENED. HE WENT BACK TO SEE WHAT THE PROBLEM WAS. WHEN HE LOOKED DOWN AT THE PROPELLER, HE SAW WHAT HAD PREVENTED THE ENGINE FROM STARTING. BUCK WAS THERE AND HAD HIS ARM TWISTED UP IN THE PROP, HE WAS MOANING IN PAIN. THE WATER WAS TURNING RED AROUND HIM AS BLOOD POURED FROM HIS MANGLED ARM.0,HE BEGINS LIFTING AND BUCK STARTS SCREAMING.ROBERT LETS GO OF THE PROP.+'" I KNOW, JUST GO SLOWER." HE INSISTED.MIBUCK HOLDS ON TO THE SWIM STEP AS HIS MANGLED ARM HANGS LIMP AT HIS SIDE.($THANKS KID, I OWE YOU ONE." HE SAID.HE CRAWLS OVER AND PICKS IT UP. MAYBE UNCLE JOHN DIDN'T DIE FOR NOTHING AFTER ALL HE THOUGHT. 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