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- 4. CROSS DISSOLVE TO: EXT. FOREST CENTRE- DUSK Hanging animals CROSS DISSOLVE TO: EXT. FOREST CENTRE- DUSK Antagonist walking down path. CROSS DISSOLVE TO: EXT. FOREST CENTRE- DUSK Antagonist hanging voodoo doll up. CROSS DISSOLVE TO: EXT. FOREST CENTRE- NIGHT Fire CROSS DISSOLVE TO: EXT. FOREST CENTRE- DUSK Close up of antagonist’s face. CROSS DISSOLVE TO: EXT. FOREST CENTRE- DUSK Blood leaking from antagonist’s mouth.