THE OFFER SIMON K. PARKER

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THE OFFER BY SIMON K. PARKER COPYRIGHT 2017 THIS SCREENPLAY MAY NOT BE USED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR. SIMONKYLEPARKER@HOTMAIL.CO.UK

2. INT. S HOUSE - S BEDROOM - DAY Modest furniture with a cheap carpet and wallpaper. The wardrobe has one of it doors missing. The other is badly damaged., 19, long black hair lays out across her bed. Looks up at the bare ceiling., 19, short with blonde hair sits crossed legged on the floor beside the bed. She has her phone is her hand but looks up at Tammy with a smile. Anywhere. I just don t know if I can be bothered. Tammy sits up, looks down at her. Kylie shrugs. I need to escape this place. Fine, but you ve got to have some idea of where. She shakes her head, determined. I m meant for more than this. I m asking you as my best friend to help me. Kylie turns away, sheepish. I ll always help you. Then help me get away from here. After everything I ve done for you. Kylie turns back to her, wide eyed. I know. I just think you need some kind of plan. I ve got one. It s called an escape plan.

3. Kylie rolls her eyes. Can t help it. Tammy won t listen to a word she says. EXT. CITY ROAD - DAY A long dusty road. A steady flow of traffic. Cars, bikes and trucks head out towards a nearby highway. Kylie and Tammy each has a huge back pack on with matching hiking boots. They re both set up for what looks like a weekend of camping. On the side of the road Tammy holds out her thumb in the traditional hitch hiking stance. A couple cars pass. No are even close to stopping. Kylie keeps her hands in her pockets. Tammy glances across at her. Lashes out at Kylie s arm. Wants her to have her thumb out too. This isn t going to work. Tammy hits out at her again. More cars pass, still none of them stop. Be positive. We re not going to get far with no money and nowhere to go. Tammy takes off her backpack and flops down to the ground in a heap. INT. S HOUSE - S BEDROOM - DAY Tammy is back on her bed with Kylie once again crossed legged on the floor beside her. She plays on her phone. Their two backpacks stacked up on top of each other in a corner of the room. Tammy throws her arms up into the air. She s being way over dramatic. I would rather die than stay here any longer with my parents.

4. Kylie can t help but laugh. You need a job. Tammy sits up, stares hard at her. Kylie seriously? Kylie looks up jobs on her phone she hands it over to Tammy. Tammy quickly scrolls through. Finds an advert which looks for beautiful girl. She presses on it. Wealthy businessman seeks beautiful girls for company. Dinner. Wine. Conversation. Here for a week only. Fly back home after that. Tammy s eyes grow wide and wild. She can t help but smile. (CONT D) How about this? It s perfect. Passes the phone back to Kylie. She quickly scans the message. Unimpressed She nods. You can t be serious. Surly you know what this means? We need money. This happens all around the world. It s the oldest ever profession you know. Prostitution? We get the money up front first and we look after each other. As long as we stick together we ll be alright. This is so dumb. INT. S CAR - DAY The cars engine rattles, old and not in the best of shape.

5., 19, tall and handsome drives. The radio is on but the volume is so low, it s barely audible. ROSA, 50, overweight sits in the back. She clutches her handbag to her chest with both hands. Her frown is permanent and prominent. ROSA All the money we sent to you in collage. Never in a million years did I think you d end up with this kind of work. But I like it. ROSA A taxi driver? Uber driver. ROSA You just shut up now with that nonsense and I mean it. He grits his teeth. There s so much more he could say but he doesn t. He pulls the car up to a stop. You want me to come with you? She opens the door with a roll of her eyes. ROSA I m quite capable of doing my own shopping thank our very much. CUT TO: INT. S CAR - NIGHT The sat nav leads Ben to the end of a street. You ve arrived at your destination. It s pitch black outside. He keeps his headlights on, engine running and waits. A few moments later the back passenger door enters. Kylie and Tammy slide in.

6. Ben takes a good long look at Kylie and smiles. CUT TO: INT. S CAR - NIGHT Speeds along an empty road Ben uses his rear view mirror to see Kylie. We went to school together. Yeah, I remember sitting next to you in English class. Kylie? Ben? They both share a laugh. We never really spoke much back then did we? Tammy switches back and forth between them. Curious with their exchange. I tried. He s shocked. Taken aback. What. I don t remember that. I never would have ignored you. I was shy but I wasn t stupid. She gives him a sly smile. You still ignored me. CUT TO: INT. S CAR - NIGHT Parked up outside a cheap looking hotel. Tammy is feverishly typing on her phone. The idea is he s going to take us out to dinner.

7. Tammy doesn t looks up from the screen, keeps her eyes glued to it but frowns. Kylie ignores her. He didn t need to know. Pays us for whatever he thinks he s going to get but he s not going to get it. If you know what I mean. Why? Tammy wants to escape. And she s coming with me. But for that to happen we need money. You said Tammy. You didn t say you wanted to? No? I don t know what you think you want to escape, but life always has a way of catching up. Oh. Live the life you want, not the life someone else thinks you should. An expert? His own phone rings. It s MOM. He shows her. She wants me to be another versions of my dad. I finally came to understand this today. He presses to decline the call. Dude that s your Mom.

8. Yeah and I m not a little kid anymore. EXT. HOTEL - NIGHT Across the road Ben s car remains parked. Tammy has a hold of Kylie s wrist. She wrestles with her. Tries to drag Kylie in through the entrance of a cheap looking hotel. If something happens to me it ll be your fault. Let s not do this. You let me down now and that will be it. We won t be friends any longer. You ll be on your own. I m all you ve got. INT. HOTEL ROOM - NIGHT A dimly lit room. High end furniture with an oak, king size bed. PHILIP, 60, short grey hair sits in a armchair by the window. On a coffee table in front of him, there s a pile of money. A huge sum. On the neatly made bed there s an array of weapons. Knifes, clubs, hammers. Kylie and Tammy stay huddled together by the closed door behind them. Tammy heads over towards the table of money. Kylie tries to hold her back but Tammy pushes past her. Tammy places her hands on top of the pile of cash. She looks across to the weapons on the bed. Her breathing quickens. Let s go. No. I need this. Tammy goes to the bed. Caresses the handle of a hammer before she picks it up.

9. Kylie tries to open the door behind her but it s locked. Philip reaches a hand down inside his underpants and starts to play with himself. Tammy armed with the hammer turns to face Kylie. There s a craziness in her eyes now. Switches between Kylie and the money. Kylie turns away from the door. Tears in her eyes. Tammy please, this is fucking crazy. Tammy let s out a sudden scream. She charges at Kylie, swings the hammer at her head. Kylie ducks. Tammy barely misses her. Just stay where you are. We can t do this. Tammy swings again. This time catches Kylie on the shoulder. Kylie screams out in pain. Drops to her knees. Tammy hits her again across the top of the head. Blood sprays out and splatters across the floor. Just stay down. Do what I tell you. Kylie bursts forwards towards the bed and grabs herself one of the knifes. She holds it out in front of her. No. It s my life. Not yours. And that s my money. I don t want it. Philip keeps masturbating.

10. Give up. Tammy attacks. Kylie closes her eyes and holds the knife out. Warning her to stay back. Tammy freezes, the tip of the knife at her chest. Kylie s eyes open. Drop it. I mean it. Tammy is terrified. The reality of what s really happening finally seems to dawn on her. (CONT D) We were never friends. Now drop it. Tammy drops the hammer. Philip stops. Kylie marches over to the door. She stabs the blade of the knife into the lock and breaks it open. Kylie leaves. Keeps the door open behind her. Tammy quickly gathers up the money. Stuffs her pockets with as much of it as she can. Philip stands up, moves over to the bed. Tammy glances over to the open door. She has an easy chance to escape. Instead she just keeps on filling her pockets. Philip takes hold of another of the knives. He takes aim at her back. Gets ready to lunge. INT. S CAR - NIGHT Battered and buried Kylie climbs into the front passenger seat beside Ben. He s shocked at seeing the state she s in. She smiles at him, happy. He studies her. After a moment he smiles back at her. Let s go. He nods, drives away. They share a look, both blush shy.

11. FADE TO BLACK THE END