LORD HEAR ME ERIC CHANDLER

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LORD HEAR ME By ERIC CHANDLER Copyright (c) 2017 This screenplay may not be used or reproduced for any purpose including educational purposes without the expressed written permision of the author.

Fade In INT. FRANKS CAR - DAY, a man in his 30 s, is driving a cop car down a road. The radio is playing Down In the River To Pray. He begins singing along. (to himself) O brothers let s go down. Let s go down, come on down. Down in the river to pray. As I went down in the river to pray. Studying about that good ole way and who shall wear the starry crown. Good lord show me the way. On the sidewalk, a 15 year old girl, is walking with her arms folded. Franks turns down the radio and stops singing. He rolls down the car window and pulls up beside Bonnie. Good morning Bonnie. Good morning Mr. Franks. Shouldn t you be in church I decided not to go. Oh why s that. Tom told me I shouldn t Is that a friend of yours Uh huh, he s my best friend. My best friend is Jesus. Is God in your heart Bonnie?

CONTINUED: 2. Of course Well then how s about I drive you to church OK Franks opens the passenger side door for her. She gets in the car and closes the door. Franks turns up the radio and continues singing. He puts his foot on the gas and drives down the road. EXT. SIDEWALK - DAY Bonnie walks while muttering a song. Jesus loves me this I know. For the bible tells me so. Little ones to him belong, they are weak, but he is strong. A rustling in the bushes is heard. Bonnie stops walking and looks at the bush. Growling is heard. Bonnie walks faster. Footsteps are heard coming up behind her. She turns around, nothing is there. Bonnie walks up to a house. INT. LIVING ROOM - DAY, a man in his 30 s, is sitting down on the couch. Bonnie enters and closes the door behind her. Hey Bonnie, how was church? Bonnie throws up black slime on the carpet. Billy stands up visibly horrified. Bonnie?

CONTINUED: 3. I ll be OK Bonnie runs down the hall holding her stomach. Billy walks to the phone and dials a number. Yes Dr. Fontaine, it s Bonnie she s violently ill. Come here as soon as you can. INT. BONNIE S ROOM - DAY Bonnie is laying in bed. Her face is pale and she is drenched in sweat. Billy is sitting on a chair beside the bed. DR.FONTAINE, a man in his 30 s, enters. Hello Bonnie, how are you feeling? Not good I m sorry to hear that. Now, I m going to run some tests OK OK Fontaine walks towards Bonnie and pulls out a flashlight from his pocket. He turns it on and looks into her eyes. Fontaine puts the flashlight back into his pocket and pulls out a thermometer. He puts it in her mouth. The thermometer beeps. Fontaine pulls it out. Dr. Fontaine, is she OK? She s great. There s nothing physically wrong with her as far as I can tell. But I could ask her a few questions. OK

CONTINUED: 4. Have you eaten or drank anything odd in the last few days. I don t think so. Tom gave me some soda the other day. Oh is a friend of yours I thought I told you to stop talking about Tom I can t help it. He s my best friend. It s very important for a girl your age to have friends. Billy you should know better. Bonnie, where s Tom now. Silly Dad, he s standing in the door way. Fontaine Bonnie and Billy are looking at the door way. Nothing is there. (waving) Hi Tom Oh dear, Bonnie, honey. Tom isn t real. What are you talking about? He s imaginary But, I can see him as clear as day. Oh this is a joke.

CONTINUED: 5. I m afraid this isn t a joke at all. It s not funny anymore Doctor and I don t think Tom likes it either. Does Tom talk to you? Dad make Dr. Fontaine leave No Bonnie, this fantasy has gone on long enough. Bonnie screams and starts hitting Billy and Fontaine. Fontaine pulls out a syringe from his pocket and stabs Bonnie in the arm. Bonnie passes out. INT. LIVING ROOM - NIGHT Billy is sitting on a couch. Bonnie enters. Hey dad Your looking better Yea I guess it was just the flu That s good Bonnie starts screaming. Billy stands up. Bonnie stops screaming and starts shaking like she s having a seizure. She falls to the ground and stops moving. She coughs up blood. Billy kneels to the ground and touches her arm. She screams. EXT. DOOR - DAY Billy knocks on the door. Franks opens the door. What did you do?

CONTINUED: 6. Billy walks away. What do you mean? I know you did something to my daughter. Ever since you took her to church she s been horribly sick. It s like she has the plague. I didn t do anything Billy. I swear to God I didn t. Yea well, it ll be your soul that pays for it. INT. FRANK S ROOM - NIGHT Franks is sitting down next to his bed. Please God will you make Bonnie better, she s awfully nice and doesn t deserve whatever s happening. You know I had nothing to do with it but I ll still feel guilty if she...oh I don t even want to think about it. Amen. Franks gets up and lays in the bed. The door to the room opens. Franks sees Bonnie in the doorway. She walks to him and crawls on his bed. She lays on top of him. Her jaw dislocates. Shark like teeth pop out. Franks screams. He pushes her off of him. She runs out of the room. INT. LIVING ROOM - NIGHT Billy is on the phone standing near a table. Shark teeth? What in the world is wrong with you, you sicko Billy hangs up the phone. (off screen) Jesus loves me, loves me still

7. Billy walks to... INT. BONNIE S ROOM - NIGHT Bonnie is sitting on her bed rocking back and forth while crying. Billy stands in the doorway. Though I m very weak and ill. From his shining throne on high. Comes to watch me where I lie. INT. BATHROOM - NIGHT Bonnie is in the bathtub. Bonnie moves her hand through her hair. Then she grabs a chunk and rips it out. She continues to rip out her hair until she s completely bald. INT. KITCHEN - NIGHT Billy is washing dishes in the sink. Bonnie enters. Billy stops washing dishes and stares at Bonnie. Bonnie stares at the back door and walks towards it. Bonnie looks outside. Bonnie opens the door and exits closing the door behind her. Billy looks outside. EXT. BACKYARD - NIGHT Bonnie is standing near the fence with her back facing the door. Billy stand behind her. Bonnie turns around. She has a dead rabbit in her mouth. Her face is covered in blood and her eyes are pale white. The rabbit falls out of her mouth and she smiles. EXT. BACKYARD - DAY Billy is standing on the dirt with a shovel in his hand. A box is in a hole in the ground. Billy starts shoveling dirt in the hole covering the box. Once he s done he throws the shovel on the ground. Oh heavenly father please watch and guide this creature up to paradise and please forgive Bonnie. She s not well, and if you could, please make her better. Amen.

8. EXT. HOUSE - DAY Billy is standing smoking a cigarette., a man in his 30 s, walks to him. I thought you quit smoking. These last few days have been stressful Father. Yes I heard about Bonnie. I don t know what s going on. Nobody does, not Dr. Fontaine, not Deputy Franks. I ve tried praying. But, nothing s working. Last night she ate a rabbit for God s sake. What did you say? A rabbit Father. I buried it in the backyard. It was a full sized rabbit, not chopped up, not cooked or fried. Skin fur bones. How do you explain that? Well there s one thing we could do. A thing my grand father once did, until he was arrested for it. What are you getting at Father? Have you ever heard of an exorcism Mr. Harp? Your serious aren t you. Well yes yes I am I don t know Father, I mean I believe the bible but an exorcism

CONTINUED: 9. I know what it sounds like. But, in this world of ours there are good guys and there are bad guys. And right now your daughter s a bad guy. A very bad guy. Now we can sit back and watch the bad guy take her over completely or we can kill it. I m not sure Whether it be a demon or Satan an exorcism will do just fine. If your sure it ll work As sure as God is good. OK INT. BONNIE S ROOM - NIGHT Bonnie is laying in her bed. Her eyes are pale white. Billy, Victa and Fontaine are on the sides of the bed. Victa has a bible in his hand. Am I speaking to Bonnie? No We will begin For the lord himself will descend from heaven with a cry of command and the dead in Christ will rise first. Then we who are left will be caught up together with them to meet the lord in the air and so we will always be with the lord. Jesus loves me, he will stay. Close beside me all the way. Then his little child will take up to heaven for his dear sake. Bonnie laughs maniacally

CONTINUED: 10. Leave this body this instance. You demon from hell. Demon? But, I am God Lies all lies A bright golden light glows throughout the room. Victa, Billy and Fontaine scream while Bonnie laughs. INT. LIVING ROOM - DAY Franks enters. Blood is everywhere. Franks walks into... INT. BILLY S ROOM - DAY Laying on the bed is two bodies turned inside out that have been fused together. Heavy breathing is heard from inside the closet. Franks walks to the closet and slowly opens it slowly. Father Victa is sitting down with a gun in his hands. His face is severely burnt and he is covered in blood. God did it. What? Why d he do it, why? Father Victa, what happened? Victa puts the gun in his mouth and pulls the trigger. Blood splatters the wall behind him. Franks exits INT. BONNIE S ROOM - DAY Bonnie is sitting on the bed. Franks stands in the doorway.

CONTINUED: 11. Fade to Black THE END Is God in your heart Mr. Franks? Not anymore.