GATTACA by Andrew M. Niccol - The Script Source
GATTACA by Andrew M. Niccol - The Script Source
GATTACA by Andrew M. Niccol - The Script Source
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56.<br />
INVESTIGATOR<br />
(glancing to the<br />
profile in Hugo's<br />
hand)<br />
Who knows with these "deficients"?<br />
His profile indicates a proclivity<br />
for violence.<br />
DETECTIVE HUGO<br />
(trying to appear co-<br />
operative)<br />
I'll run a crossover on the<br />
eyelash for any family or<br />
associate connections--<br />
INVESTIGATOR<br />
--I've already run it. <strong>The</strong>re's no<br />
record of any living relative.<br />
DETECTIVE HUGO<br />
What a pity.<br />
INVESTIGATOR<br />
(irritated, glancing<br />
to the sample bag)<br />
Detective Hugo, it's a simple case<br />
of lost and found. All we have to<br />
do is locate the man who's minus<br />
an eyelash and this murder will<br />
solve itself.<br />
We focus on JEROME at his work station. Although he<br />
continues to work, he clearly feels the presence of the<br />
INVESTIGATORS on the mezzanine floor behind him.<br />
A MEDICAL DIRECTOR approaches the programmer in the<br />
neighboring work station - NAPOLEON, the programmer Jerome<br />
encountered in the nightclub the previous evening.<br />
MEDICAL DIRECTOR<br />
Napoleon, you're late for your<br />
substance test.<br />
Napoleon looks up, ashen-faced. Jerome intervenes.<br />
JEROME<br />
Director, Napoleon's helping me<br />
today.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Director regards both men suspiciously.
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