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The document describes a series of scenes from a film involving a book. In the past, Abigail places a dead flower and warning note inside the book before hiding it. In the present day, Annabel finds the book and opens it, discovering the flower and note. She then flicks through pages containing horrific pictures, articles, maps, and photographs related to Abigail and religious symbols. When Annabel closes the book, blood is seen dripping from it.
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- 1. ‘THE BOOK’ FADE IN: SCENE 1 STAIR CASE, HOUSE- EVENING/ IN THE PAST CLOSE UP OF ABIGAIL’S FEET WALKING TOWARDS THE STAIRS SOUND: TENSE MUSIC CUT TO: SCENE 2 STAIR CASE, HOUSE- EVENING/ IN THE PAST CLOSE UP OF ABIGAIL GOING UP THE STAIRS SOUND: TENSE MUSIC CUT TO: SCENE 3 CORRIDOOR, HOUSE- EVENING/ IN THE PAST CLOSE OF ABIGAIL’S HAND OPENING A DOOR SOUND: DIGETIC- DOOR OPENING AND TENSE MUSIC CUT TO: SCENE 4 BEDROOM, HOUSE- EVENING/ IN THE PAST MEDIUM LONG SHOT OF ABIGAIL WALIKING INSIDE THE ROOM WITH THE BOOK SOUND: HUMMING WITH TENSE MUSIC
- 2. CUT TO: SCENE 5 BEDROOM, HOUSE- EVENING/ IN THE PAST CLOSE UP OF ABIGAIL PUTTING THE FRESH FLOWER AND NOTE WITHIN THE BOOK SOUND: HUMMING WITH TENSE MUSIC CUT TO: SCENE 6 BEDROOM, HOUSE- EVENING/ IN THE PAST CLOSE UP OF ABIGAIL CLOSING THE BOOK WITH NOTE OF WARNING SOUND: HUMMING WITH TENSE MUSIC CUT TO: SCENE 7 BEDROOM, HOUSE- NIGHT/ IN THE PAST CLOSE UP OF ABIGAIL HIDING THE BOOK SOUND: HUMMING WITH TENSE MUSIC CUT TO: SCENE 8 BEDROOM, HOUSE- AFTERNOON/ PRESENT DAY CLOSE UP OF ANNABEL TAKING OUT THE BOOK SOUND: TENSE MUSIC
- 3. CUT TO: SCENE 9 BEDROOM, HOUSE- AFTERNOON/ PRESENT DAY CLOSE UP OF ANNABEL OPENING THE BOOK SOUND: HUMMING WITH TENSE MUSIC CUT TO: SCENE 10 BEDROOM, HOUSE- AFTERNOON/ PRESENT DAY CLOSE UP OF ANNABEL FINDING THE DEAD FLOWER AND WARNING NOTE SOUND: HUMMING WITH TENSE MUSIC CUT TO: SCENE 11 BEDROOM, HOUSE- AFTERNOON/ PRESENT DAY CLOSE UP OF ANNABEL FLICKING THROUGH THE PAGES OF THE BOOK CREDITS APPEAR IN HAND WRITING SOUND: TENSE MUSIC PANNING: SCENE 12 BEDROOM, HOUSE- AFTERNOON/ PRESENT DAY CLOSE UP OF HORRIFIC PICTURES AND ARTICLES CREDITS APPEAR IN HAND WRITING SOUND: HUMMING WITH TENSE MUSIC
- 4. PANNING: SCENE 13 BEDROOM, HOUSE- AFTERNOON/ PRESENT DAY CLOSE UP OF MAPS AND PICTURES OF ABIGAIL, RELIOUS SYMBOLS CREDITS APPEAR IN HAND WRITING SOUND: HUMMING WITH TENSE MUSIC PANNING: SCENE 14 BEDROOM, HOUSE- AFTERNOON/ PRESENT DAY CLOSE UP OF ARTICLES AND FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHS CREDITS APPEAR IN HAND WRITING SOUND: HUMMING WITH TENSE MUSIC CUT TO: SCENE 15 BEDROOM, HOUSE- AFTERNOON/ PRESENT DAY CLOSE UP OF ANNABEL CLOSING THE BOOK, BLOOD DRIPPING CREDIT APPEAR OF DIRECTOR AND PRODUCER NAMES SOUND: TENSE MUSIC WITH SCREAMING