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NEW Scripture Video Script, Again.

August 21, 2012 - Cyanidecola (eggs-on) | 0 Comments

SCRIPTURE VIDEO

ACT I: FATHER/SON TALK

*scene fades into father (Medic) and Sam (Scout) talking in /instertmapnamehere/. Sam explains to his Dad what his team has been doing, and his Dad is giving him some insights on what he should do. The whole act is already on Angelo’s computer so I won’t bother writing it here.*

ACT II: LOCKER ROOMS

Coach: Hey Sam. Why don’t you go and gather the team?
Sam: /nods head and walks towards the locker rooms. As he enters, however, he can see his team passing around steroids and taking them as well. Sam notices and walks nearer to them, but as he does this, they realize he is there and pretend that they didn’t do anything. They pass by Sam silently and leave the locker room, leaving Sam to turn off the lights. As he flips the switch, the screen goes black, transitioning into the next scene/

ACT III-A: COACH CONFRONTATION

/As Coach lets the team go, Sam walks to up him and asks him about what he saw in the locker room and heads to his office…/
Sam: Hey, Coach, do you have a minute?
Coach: Sure thing, kid. /Coach tells Sam to go sit down/ So, what were you going to tell me?
Sam: I’m not really sure how to say this, but I think the whole team’s taking stuff.
Coach: Stuff… What stuff?
Sam: Steroids. They’ve been taking them for the longest time… Have you heard about this before?
Coach: Well, yeah… I have. Before you were here, I noticed that they were more energetic and really enthusiastic about all the competition and the other things we did… Soon enough, I went to locker room and that’s when I found the stash – a bag full of steroids. I was shocked, and I never really got the guts to talk about it to them…
Sam: Why don’t you talk to them now?
Coach: You’ve got a lot of nerve standing up for what’s right, kid. I’ll think about it, though…
/Sam stands up and leaves the Coach’s office./ Scene fades to black.
-ALTERNATE-
/Sam goes over to his Coach’s office after the practices, wanting to tell him about what he saw in the lockers/
Sam: I have to talk to you, Coach.
/the scene goes over to a noiseless conversation between the two of them, most likely viewed from an office window. From there we can see Sam explaining to Coach what he’s saw, but Coach seems to make no noticeable response/
Sam: Did you know about this?
Coach: /sits silent in his chair/ …they’ve been doing that for a long time now.
Sam: And you’re okay with it?
Coach: I don’t care what they do. As long as they win, it’s all the same to me.
Sam: Life isn’t all about winning. /Sam stands up from his chair and leaves without a word. His Coach refuses to look at him, but he knows what Sam is saying is the truth/

SCENE III-B: FATHER/SON TALK PART 2

*Sam and his father are sitting on a bench in a park. His Dad reads the newspaper (?) while Sam sits deep in thought*
Dad: We’ll you’re awfully quiet today.
Sam: Dad, I think I’m going to quit the team.
Dad: /folds up newspaper/ Why?
Sam: They’re all about winning. Even our Coach doesn’t care what they do; so long as they win in the end.
Dad: So you’re just going to let them continue to do wrong?
Sam: /stops talking/
Dad: Hmm? If you want them to do what’s right, you have to stand up for what you believe in. You have to minister to them and lead them to the Lord, ‘cause He’s the only One who can change them

Script Part II

August 6, 2012 - Cyanidecola (eggs-on) | 0 Comments

For some reason the script was too long for one so I split it lol.

Scene III: Reconciliation (arena_offblast)
*camera pans around a seemingly empty building. Sam is seen limping next to his friend (Zach) as they walk across the bridge*
Zach: Are you sure you don’t need some help?
Sam: I’m fine. /angrily/
Zach: /sighs/ Well, at least you can still walk.
Sam: But I can’t run! You heard what the doctor said, didn’t you? The damage is permanent, Zach.
Zach: You know, there all a lot of stuff you can do, even if you can’t run.
Sam: Running was my life, Zach. What else am I supposed to do?
Zach: You told me once before that you liked to teach. How about that?
Sam: I don’t know anymore. That was just once. Besides, I’m pretty sure I’m not good at that.
Zach: But you haven’t even tried.
Sam: Would it even matter?
Zach: Yes, it would. Have you asked God about it?
Sam: /no reply/
Zach: You can’t keep shutting Him out, you know.
Sam: What am I supposed to tell Him? “I’m sorry for being a jerk?”
Zach: Maybe you should apologize for how you got so arrogant about the whole thing?
Sam: /silent/
Zach: I’ve been trying to tell you all month, but you wouldn’t listen. All of this college stuff was getting into your head.
Sam: Fine. You’re right. I was arrogant. But how does that help me at all?
Zach: You don’t get it, do you? Humbling yourself and admitting your wrong makes a whole world of difference. Imagine how your life would have continued if you didn’t. You’d just continue down a wrong path.
Sam: So how do I find the right path, then?
Zach: Even I don’t have an answer for that. You’re just going to have to find that out yourself, Sam.
Sam: /deep in thought/ *Sam looks across the window and sees a dark classroom in the distance (pl_barnblitz)*
*Scene changes to Sam in the empty classroom. Sam sits on the bench and looks at the chalkboard longingly*
Scene IV: The End (arena_offblast)
*Sam sits on the steps in his garage as his father comes out of the car*
Sam: Hey, Dad, can I talk to you?
*Dad shows look of concern. Scene moves to after Sam gives his lengthy explanation*
Dad: I see. Have you ever thought about what Zach told you to do?
Sam: ...not really I guess.
Dad: *epiphany* What a coincidence.
Sam: Why?
Dad: Have anyone ever told you about the story of Samuel and Elijah?
Sam: It may have crossed my mind. Why do you ask?
Dad: The story goes that Samuel hears a voice while he sleeps, and he goes over to his master Elijah, but it wasn’t Elijah that was calling him. The same thing happened a few more times, and finally when Samuel asked Elijah, he said that it was the Lord that was calling him. Maybe running isn’t where God wants you to be.
Sam: But I put so much into running. Why would God take something like that away from me?
Dad: Hard to say. Sometimes God works in ways that even we don’t understand. Whatever happens, Sam, you should know that all things work together for good to them that love God. God doesn’t let things happen for no reason. Even tragedies.
Sam: You mean like how Mom died?
Dad: ...Yes. It took me a while to accept it, but I finally realized that God was trying to tell me something. He might be doing the same to you. Have you ever considered life out of running?
Sam: Well, I did want to teach, but I doubt I’m good enough.
Dad: You’ll never know, son; you’ll never know.
Sam: Can you show me those verses about Samuel?
Dad: Sure. /pulls out Bible and *reads I Samuel 3:1-20 more or less*/
Sam: Thank you, by the way.
Dad: Don’t mention it. /pats Sam on the back and stands up to go into their house/
Sam: /Sam smiles at the ground and stands up as well/
Scene V: Epilogue
/probably don’t need this but whatever I’ll add it later.

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