Script FT

 Albi’s Living Room  

*phone rings*  

Ben (on the phone): Hey bro do you want to go to the park later today? 

Albi: Yeah sure let me finish breakfast real quick. 

*Hangs up* 

Albi (as he walks out the door): Bye Mom! I’ll be back later. 

Mom: Be safe! 

Albi’s Car  

*Albi is in the car, he looks at the rear view mirror and looks back in paranoia* 

Albi: What the -  

Carson: Hurry up light isn’t getting any greener! 

The Park 

*Albi bumps into Dylan* 

Albi: My bad. 

*Dylan looking back in disgust* 

Dylan (in his head): Who does this guy think he is 

Albi’s Car (later in the day) 

Albi: What a weirdo man, I apologized. 

The Beach  

*Ben and Albi walks to the crosswalk and Albi sees the stalker across the road* 

Albi: Hey is that not the guy that I bumped into earlier?  

Ben: What are you talking about? 

*Dylan (Stalker) disappears after cars drive by* 

Albi: Look right there – huh? ...swear I just saw him. 

Ben: Are you good? 

Albi: Yea, I’m fine... 

Gas Station 

*Walks up to the counter* 

Albi: ..Just 60 on pump 3 please. 

Clerk: Yeah, for sure. 

Albi’s House 

*Albi walks into the house* 

Albi: Hey Mom, I’m home! ...Mom?



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