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Alpin has a flashback to the night his family was killed at Dunadd. He sees his father lying dead on the ground and his mother being dragged into their house. Inside, Alpin finds his mother dead and then sees Finn being pulled into a dark passageway. Alpin tries to grab Finn but loses his grip. A stone slab begins covering the passageway entrance and Alpin is unable to stop the door from crushing him.
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选择实体注册公司办理，更放心，更安全！我们的承诺：可来公司面谈，可签订合同，会陪同客户一起到教育部认证窗口递交认证材料，客户在教育部官方认证查询网站查询到认证通过结果后付款，不成功不收费！
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The Gaelic King Sc51 Flashback
- 1. DALRIATA’S KING Date: 19th April 2016Storyboard Artist: Amanda AikenFLASHBACK #3 (SC51) PAGE 1/ 9 Shot #01A Shot #02A Shot #01B Shot #02B Location: EXT. DUNADD – NIGHT Location: Location: EXT. DUNADD – NIGHT Location: Action/Cam: Alpin sees that he is back in Dunadd ... Action/Cam: ... and quickly turns around Action/Cam: Alpin looks around in horror Action/Cam: Alpin looks down ... Dialogue: Dialogue: Dialogue: Dialogue:
- 2. DALRIATA’S KING Date: 19th April 2016Storyboard Artist: Amanda AikenFLASHBACK #3 (SC51) PAGE 2/ 9 Shot #02C Shot #04A Shot #03 Shot #04B Location: Location: EXT. DUNADD – NIGHT Location: EXT. DUNADD – NIGHT Location: Action/Cam: ... and widens his eyes in shock Action/Cam: Action/Cam: King Echdach lies dead on the ground, just as before Action/Cam: Alpin moves back from the corpse Dialogue: Dialogue: Dialogue: Dialogue:
- 3. DALRIATA’S KING Date: 19th April 2016Storyboard Artist: Amanda AikenFLASHBACK #3 (SC51) PAGE 3/ 9 Shot #05A Shot #06A Shot #05B Shot #06B Location: EXT. DUNADD – NIGHT Location: EXT. DUNADD – NIGHT Location: Location: Action/Cam: There is a scream ... Action/Cam: His mother is dragged into the house Action/Cam: ... Alpin turns to look Action/Cam: Dialogue: Dialogue: Dialogue: Dialogue:
- 4. DALRIATA’S KING Date: 19th April 2016Storyboard Artist: Amanda AikenFLASHBACK #3 (SC51) PAGE 4/ 9 Shot #07A Shot #08A Shot #07B Shot #08B Location: EXT. DUNADD – NIGHT Location: INT. DUNADD HOUSE – NIGHT Location: Location: Action/Cam: Alpin runs to the house Action/Cam: Action/Cam: Action/Cam: Alpin bursts through the door of the house Dialogue: Dialogue: Dialogue: Dialogue:
- 5. DALRIATA’S KING Date: 19th April 2016Storyboard Artist: Amanda AikenFLASHBACK #3 (SC51) PAGE 5/ 9 Shot #09 Shot #10B Shot #10A Shot #11 Location: INT. DUNADD HOUSE – NIGHT Location: Location: INT. DUNADD HOUSE – NIGHT Location: INT. DUNADD PASSAGE Action/Cam: Alpin's mother lies dead on the floor Action/Cam: ... then turns and runs Action/Cam: Alpin stares in horror ... Action/Cam: Alpin stops, for he now stands in a passage Dialogue: Dialogue: Dialogue: Dialogue:
- 6. DALRIATA’S KING Date: 19th April 2016Storyboard Artist: Amanda AikenFLASHBACK #3 (SC51) PAGE 6/ 9 Shot #12 Shot #13B Shot #13A Shot #14A Location: INT. DUNADD PASSAGE Location: Location: INT. DUNADD PASSAGE Location: INT. DUNADD PASSAGE Action/Cam: He looks about in confusion Action/Cam: Alpin reaches out to Finn Action/Cam: Finn suddenly appears, screaming, as he is dragged backwards to a dark doorway Action/Cam: Alpin grasps Finn's hand ... Dialogue: Dialogue: Dialogue: Dialogue:
- 7. DALRIATA’S KING Date: 19th April 2016Storyboard Artist: Amanda AikenFLASHBACK #3 (SC51) PAGE 7/ 9 Shot #14B Shot #15B Shot #15A Shot #15C Location: INT. DUNADD PASSAGE Location: Location: INT. DUNADD PASSAGE Location: Action/Cam: ... but loses his grip Action/Cam: ... until nothing remains Action/Cam: Finn vanishes into the darkness ... Action/Cam: A stone slab begins to cover the doorway Dialogue: Dialogue: Dialogue: Dialogue:
- 8. DALRIATA’S KING Date: 19th April 2016Storyboard Artist: Amanda AikenFLASHBACK #3 (SC51) PAGE 8/ 9 Shot #16A Shot #17A Shot #16B Shot #17B Location: INT. DUNADD PASSAGE Location: INT. DUNADD PASSAGE Location: Location: Action/Cam: Alpin gasps ... Action/Cam: Cam moves in as Alpin rushes to the door ... Action/Cam: ... and moves forward Action/Cam: ... and puts his shoulder against it Dialogue: Dialogue: Dialogue: Dialogue:
- 9. DALRIATA’S KING Date: 19th April 2016Storyboard Artist: Amanda AikenFLASHBACK #3 (SC51) PAGE 9/ 9 Shot #17C Location: Action/Cam: Alpin tries to stop the door as he is slowly crushed ... Dialogue: