GATTACA by Andrew M. Niccol - The Script Source

8.
Jerome departs.
LAMAR
(walking Jerome to
the door)
If everything goes to plan, this
could be the last time I see you
for a while. One week to go.
Please tell me you're the least
bit excited.
JEROME
I'll tell you at the end of the
week.
INT. GATTACA - REST ROOM. DAY.
JEROME enters the rest room and glances at the toilet stalls.
Only three in the bank of twenty is occupied. He tarries at
the mirror above the uniform line of basins, unnecessarily
reknotting his tie.
A toilet flushes and a COLLEAGUE exits one of the stalls. He
and Jerome exchange a nod. When the man has exited the rest
room, Jerome enters the man's vacated stall.
INT. GATTACA - TOILET STALL. DAY.
JEROME immediately feels around the back of the toilet bowl
and detaches a secreted stainless steel container.
With surprising swiftness and dexterity, Jerome removes an
extremely fine contact lens from each eye and drops the pair
into the toilet bowl. He inserts two replacement lenses from
the container and reattaches it in its hiding place. Jerome
flushes the toilet and exits the stall. He checks in the
mirror that his new contact lenses are properly inserted.
INT. GATTACA - CORRIDOR. DAY.
Walking back along one of the long, glass-walled corridors,
JEROME becomes aware of a peculiar noise in the complex -or
to be more precise, a lack of noise. The incessant tapping
of computer keys has stilled.
As Jerome gazes through the glass walled corridor, we see the
reflection of his face, deep in thought.