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Sam Gregory By Callan Woodhouse Copyright (c) 2015 Email - cwoodhouse99@outlook.com

FADE IN: NIGHT. DUSTY VALLEY. Dust dances around on the valley floor as the wind blows. We reveal a group of FIVE COLD PEOPLE, chattering away all crowded round one another. These are, DICK, EVELYN, GEORGE, SAL, and EMMANUEL. EXTREME CLOSE UP Steam blows out their mouths like smoke from a cigarette. In the distance we see a LIGHT only a small light, one or two people from the group take notice and proceed to nudge the other s, drawing their attention to it. It draws closer (still not recognizable) and by now the whole group glaze into it. We follow along a STAGECOACH with a bright lantern jingling about on the roof hitting against the wood. We follow alongside a troop of SIX HORSES starting from the rear slowly making our way up to the beast s nose. The coach makes it s way parallel with the group. We take the S POV as he WHIP S the horse s. Stop- They obey, letting out SNARLS. George walk s over to the window of the coach, face nearly touching the curtains and says: GEORGE Sir you gotta help us we ve- A RIFLE BARREL slowly peep s out of the curtain pointing directly at the Man s HEAD shutting him up completely. He step s back and RAISES HIS HANDS. The Driver pull s out a PRISTINE REVOLVER and casually hold s it pointed upwards. Any of you try and run n the ll be a bullet in your head!. The group stand motionless.

2. The curtains of the coach draw open and we see a smart looking man named GREGORY (30s) wearing a winter coat with an impressive mustache and beard. The gun is still aiming at the group. All of you are welcome in if you wish. Sam draws the gun back into the carriage. Suddenly... There ain t no more goddamn room up in there!. One of the WOMEN in the groups try s to make a run!, letting out loud screams as she does so... Casually points his gun at the fleeing woman, cocks back his gun making the distinctive "CHICK" sound and BLASTS the woman into next month! She slumps to the ground... Dead. CLOSE ON: as George let s out a shout in a mixture of anger and sorrow as his wife has just been killed. GEORGE Sprints towards her slumbered up body and quietly weeps as he holds her hand. Ok... Now we got room. Whip s the horses with his worn out rope signaling, go. The horses get going again leaving George to weep. CUT TO:

3. INT. STAGE COACH - LATER The coach rock s side to side, up and down as it slowly moves along. There s an awkward silence in the coach, probably because a group of people have had their friend shot and are in a coach with someone who let this happen. Oh, and they ve been kidnapped. The sound of the lantern hitting the coach is none stop and begins to annoy Sam, he reacts with- (to the driver) Stop that fucking noise right now! The noise DOESN T STOP Sam opens the curtain and puts his head through. It stops... (to the driver) Are you deaf?, stop that noise. Sorry about that folk s, how ya ll doin. SAL What do ya want with us, we ain t done nothin wrong? I m sorry about all this but I... how can I phrase this... I just need you for somethin let s just leave it at that. SAL Like what? Patience... you ll find out sooner or later. Sal and the rest begin to look anxious now, contemplating in their minds what Sam has in store for them. CUT TO:

4. INT. SMALL ROOM - NIGHT Dick, George, Sal, and Emmanuel all sit round a MEDIUM SIZED WOODEN TABLE in an EMPTY ROOM, no other furniture no nothing, just the wooden walls, roof, table, and chairs. Suddenly the door swings open, relieving Sam, who stands there for a while, smiling. He wanders over to the group, pulls up a nearby chair and sits, still with a smile on his face. DICK Why are we here? Well... long story short i gotta small job for you s. DICK A small job. What small job?. Ok. A big job. DICK (almost shouting) Well we don t wanna do none of your dirty business! Sam immediately pulls out a revolver and aims at Dick s head. The smile has morphed into anger. Dick shuts up. (shouting) Don t raise your voice at me you son of a bitch! (beat) Now are you gonna listen? Dick stares daggers at Sam before proceeding to NOD his head, yes. Ok good, here s the plan for you fine folk. Your gonna have to pull of a robbery.

5. EMMANUEL How much money we talkin? Ten thousand dollars, well fifteen thousand to be precise. EMMANUEL What da we get? All you s get to keep your life s, simple. You do this i let you go, you don t well... i kill you. Doesn t that seem fair to all ya ll? They all remain silent with a look of anger on there faces. (sarcastic) Right then, let s get to it! EXT. SMALL TOWN - HILLS - NIGHT CUT TO: Sam, Dick, Sal, and Emmanuel sit on a small hill overlooking the small town where they plan their next move. There all armed. Dick, Sal, and Emmanuel all have SHINY REVOLVERS. UNLOADED. Sam has a medium sized wooden carcano rifle. LOADED. (pointing into the town) See that bank over there? SAL We see it. It ll be that one there. EMMANUEL An you expect us to jus walk in guns blazin and get your cash?

6. Exactly what i expect. EMMANUEL Your crazy. Not as crazy as what you folk s u ll be doin in a few minutes. Get to it, it ll be shuttin soon. Sam throw s them a LARGE KNITTED BAG. They get up off their asses and begin to walk down the hill in the direction of the SMALL BANK. We see Sam pick up and ready his rifle in the direction of the three. S S POV We see the sniper s CROSS HAIRS as he aims at the group EXTREMELY close to the bank entrance, watching them. They walk into the bank and through a small window we see them communicating to the owner. Sam pull s out from the scope and puts his head into his arm, almost like he s praying. After a few seconds lifts his head back up and continues to aim through the rifle where we see- FIVE LAWMEN surveying the hill in his direction, all armed with PISTOLS. Sam FIRES in panic, missing one of the men by an inch. (to himself) Fuck, Fuck, fuck!. He slyly gets up and dashes behind the south side of the hill, running for his life!, WE FOLLOW. After a while of intense running he quickly throws himself behind a large rock. CLOSE UP Of Sam s face as he gasp s for air with a terrified look on his face. FADE TO BLACK:

7. EXT. DUSTY VALLEY - NIGHT We focus on a man whose sitting on the dusty floor, legs crossed, wearing a DIRTY WHITE SHIRT AND BROWN TROUSERS. We hear the noise of a carriage draw closer and closer until the noise draws to a HALT. We see Sam open up the carriage curtains with a SMILE on his face... FADE OUT. END OF FILM