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1) The script establishes shots of a school located on the outskirts of Hampshire, England, showing the school entrance and geography block. 2) A main character is introduced walking into a room upstairs in the sixth form, where he is greeted by a mysterious man wearing a mask. 3) A conversation ensues between the two characters, with the man demanding documents from the main character. He threatens to "mash [him] up like a potato" if the documents are not produced by 6PM.
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