
Joy of Life and Death
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EXT. WIDE SHOT OF MOUNTAIN- DUSK
Opening monologue, giving information on the innocence of the child
"I like the red sun even though it is cold. It helps me find things on the ground. When I was little they said it was bigger than one thousand Earths, and it keeps me alive, because I am life, just like the plants and the bugs, and I figured I am human because I make art and plants and bugs don't do that. So I am life, and I am human, even if lots of things are dead."
1. EXT. JUNK PILE- DUSK
Cuts to kid's face
Shows kid looking down at junk pile
Kid reaches down and digs
2. EXT. JUNK PILE- DUSK
Kid digging in foreground as figure holding pistol sneaks up in background
Warning shot is fired by figure, startling the kid
Figure calls to kid, and the kid sees that he is a man in his forties
3. EXT. JUNK PILE LANDING- DUSK
Kid walks down to the man, ignoring danger
Man warns kid he'll shoot him if he doesn't scram
Kid says nothing
Man says his monologue about how he's killed kids before and one more won't bother him
4. EXT. JUNK PILE LANDING- DUSK
Kid kicks upwards, kicking the pistol out of the man's hand
They both scramble for the pistol, but the kid gets it and aims it at the man
The kid's knapsack full of trinkets and art pieces falls next to the junk pile, spilling
Man says his second monologue about how the kid doesn't have it in him to kill
Kid shoots man in the heart, man falls onto junk pile, bleeding onto the trinkets
5. EXT. JUNK PILE LANDING- LATER DUSK
The kid shoots the man in the head, bleeding further onto the trinkets
The kid pilfers the corpse, taking anything of use
Kid goes back to rummaging through the pile
6. EXT. WIDE SHOT OF MOUNTAIN- NIGHT
Exiting monologue on how the kid was forced to end another life, and how as a human, is death
However, while he is death, he also gives life through art, being in the grey between good and bad