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The document is a script that switches between scenes set in the city and countryside. In the city, George gives injections to others for money. Later, Michael stabs and robs Nazish. George and Nazish arrest Michael and Navina for drug use. In jail, Michael blames Marie for their imprisonment. The scenes set in the countryside show George and Nazish's happier rural life, where they discuss getting married, buying a house, and starting a family.
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Script for city life
- 1. SCRIPT FOR CITY LIFE City Camera zooms in on the cars.Camera zooms in on the plane. Michael, Marie Navina, Nazish sitting on stairs – George gives out injections. George: Come on, it’s good stuff! Navina takes injection. Geore: Oh, oh, pay! Marie: Shut your mouth man! Navina: Yea, yea! Gives George money. Inject themselves. Countryside George and Micheal working in fields, both are farmers. Nazish goes to George and marie goes to Michael. Nazish: Hi Darling. Aren’t you both working hard! Marie: How strong you are! Michael: Fankyou darling! Nazish: We’ve been invited over to the baxters tonight. George: Ey! Nazish: shall we go George: ey!
- 2. Marie: See you later darling City Nazish walks at the back of school, Michael approaches Nazish and stabs her. He takes her money and runs! Country Side All sitting round table! (which table, where?) Michael: Fanks for coming Eric. George: ey. Nazish: so kind of you to invite us celia. Marie: My pleasure Margaret. City George and Nazish knockdown door to raid a house. George: Police!! hands in the air! Nazish: come on hands in there air and down on the floor. Micheal and Navina in there taking drugs. They get arrested. Country Laying out in the fields looking up at sky. Nazish: What a beautiful sight! George: ey!
- 3. Nazish: Maybe we could gety married and live happily ever after! George: Ey! City Micheal in cell. Michael: This is all your fault! Marie: Don’t blame me man! Michael: Were stuck in here for ever. (Starts to cry). Country Back to Nazish and George in filed. Narzish: we could buy a house: George: Ey! Nazish: Or start a family. George looks at camera. George: And that’s why I like the countryside.