Never Let Me Go screenplay - Movie Cultists
Never Let Me Go screenplay - Movie Cultists
Never Let Me Go screenplay - Movie Cultists
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<strong>Me</strong>anwhile, RUTH pointedly leans over to the table beside *<br />
them, where TOMMY is working.<br />
RUTH *<br />
Tommy. What are you doing? Show<br />
us so we can have a look.<br />
KATHY<br />
(quiet, to Ruth)<br />
No, Ruth. Don’t.<br />
TOMMY looks up from his drawing, and sees a semi-circle of<br />
faces looking back at him.<br />
A beat, as he returns their gaze.<br />
Then he spins the picture round so that it faces them.<br />
RUTH<br />
Oh! It’s a -<br />
(she feigns uncertainty)<br />
- what is it exactly?<br />
AMANDA<br />
I think it must be a dog. Is it<br />
a dog, Tommy?<br />
One of the boys, ARTHUR - who had been one of the teampickers<br />
from the playing fields - joins in.<br />
ARTHUR<br />
It can’t be a dog. Its eyes are<br />
too small. I think it must be a<br />
kind of rat.<br />
AMANDA<br />
Yes! That’s it! Tommy’s drawn a<br />
rat. Ruth, do you think Tommy’s<br />
rat will be selected for the<br />
gallery?<br />
RUTH<br />
I don’t know. Why don’t we ask<br />
Miss Geraldine to come over and<br />
tell us what she thinks?<br />
CLOSE UP on TOMMY’S face - flushing.<br />
TOMMY<br />
It’s not finished yet.<br />
ARTHUR<br />
That’s right. You need to draw<br />
the whiskers.<br />
TOMMY<br />
It’s not a rat.<br />
SHOOTING SCRIPT 24TH MARCH p10.
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