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BLITZ
Review the parsed scene text, extracted dialogue, and generated shot list before moving toward prompt creation.
Estimated duration
495s
Location
CLIFFORD LANE
Time of day
EAST LONDON - MORNING 118 118
Characters
GEORGE, RESCUE WORKER, NURSE, AIR RAID WARDEN, AIR-RAID WARDEN, SECOND AIR RAID WARDEN, AIR RAID WARDEN 2
George now runs with baited anticipation. As he turns the corner to his own street, we see total devastation. The houses have all gone... obliterated. The only thing that has survived is the RED BRICK CLOCK- TOWER. Miraculously, the only damage it has suffered is to the short hand which has been blown in half, as well as a small shattering of the clock face. We have now come full circle witnessing the aftermath of the bombing at the beginning of the film. 102. -- 103 of 109 -- 103. Although some recognizable structures remain, most have been reduced to rubble. George’s face is one of disbelief and shock. He stumbles through the debris. Rescue workers are bent over a body. As George nears, he sees that it is Gerald, dead. -- 104 of 109 -- 104. He breaks loose and runs up to the summit of the rubble. Panic stricken he looks around. Where is Rita? He stands very still, as if he is rooted to the ground. Suddenly he hears something. -- 105 of 109 -- 105.
GEORGE
(strangled) Grandad!! One of the Rescue Workers shouts out.
RESCUE WORKER
Somebody come and get this nipper! A Nurse crosses through the treacherous terrain. George falls to his knees. One of Gerald’s arms is flung around the beaten up cat carrier. It’s obvious that this is what saved Olly the cats life. George opens the crate. Olly is beside himself. George crouches down and wipes the dust and bits of debris off his fur. Suddenly, something in him erupts, his breath tries to catch up with the racing of his heart, his eyes now wet with tears he begins to cry as we have never seen him do before, wailing and sobbing. It’s as if everything he has experienced, everything he has held in until now, has erupted/come to the fore. Behind him, unseen by him, RESCUE WORKERS carefully carry a body on a stretcher. It’s precarious work as they navigate the terrain. The sheet covering the body slips on the descent to reveal the bloodied corpse of Jack. The Nurse arrives at the scene.
NURSE
Come, dear. You’re not safe here.
GEORGE
Where’s my mum? Near to where his home once stood, George sees a buzz of activity as RESCUE SERVICES search through the wreckage. George places Olly back in the carrier.
GEORGE
Don’t let anyone take my cat away! 103.
GEORGE
Mum? Mum? He listens intently. He moves towards a small mound, lowering his head to the ground.
GEORGE
Mum! He runs clumsily at speed over to the team of wardens.
GEORGE
(panting with certainty and hope) My mum, she’s in there. I can hear her.
AIR RAID WARDEN
(with pity on his face) Lad, we’ve already checked that area. There’s no sign of anybody.
GEORGE
(manic now) She’s there. I can hear her. (shouts, tears in his eyes) She’s bloody in there! You can’t let her die! The air raid warden, shocked, looks at the desperation in George’s face and caves. He calls over to his colleagues.
AIR-RAID WARDEN
The boy thinks he can hear someone. George leads the way, the air raid wardens follow. George points to the crisscross of crumpled walls and they work together to carefully lift the top piece, revealing a small opening in the rubble. Rita’s anguished cries are unmistakable now. The Air Raid Wardens exchange somber looks. 104.
AIR RAID WARDEN
The opening is too small. We’ll never get in there.
SECOND AIR RAID WARDEN
If we shift any of this the whole thing will collapse.
GEORGE
Let me. I can get down there, I know I can. He doesn’t wait for permission, instead he begins to scramble over towards the opening.
AIR RAID WARDEN 2
(grabbing him by the arm) Whoah, wait, wait. The warden bends to his level. George’s face is one of steely determination. He is not the boy that left home two days ago.
GEORGE
My mum ain’t dying! I’m going down, and nobody can stop me. Get me a rope. The Wardens exchange a look.
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