Three Days of Darkness and the Coming Flood by Jesus Villalobos (ebook reader for laptop .TXT) 📕

CAST OF CHARACTERS

FATHER JOHN: Mid forties; handsome but rugged harrison Ford type

SISTER MARY KATE: Twenty nine; impressionable but intelligent

MONSIGNOR FLANAGAN: Sixties; stern looking

PASTOR HALEY: Twenty two; eager to climb ladder by sucking up

BISHOP McFEERSON: Fifty two; intillectual looking with bifocal glasses

CAPTAIN CARNIGEE: Plump man;

OREILEY: Skinny with glasses; high voice


THREE DAYS OF DARKNESS AND THE COMING FLOOD


FADE IN:

EXT. FATHER JOHN SAILING INTO HARBOR-NIGHT (Strong ominous overture playing-made for movie)

Father John wakes up just in time to see a massive UFO passing over his head and disappearing into the sunset

FATHER JOHN

"It has begun then Lord? "I really
tried to tell Monsignor and Pastor
Daily. The tribunal didn't go well
as you know Lord. Sister Mary Kate
is the only one who believes me.
McFeerson is borderline. But you
already know that don't you Lord."


EXT. FATHER JOHN AND MARY KATE DRIVE UP TO OBSERVATORY - DAY

MARY KATE and Father John exit car and enter observatory


FATHER JOHN
"I thought this place would be
harder to get into."


MARY KATE
"Me too."


INT. OBSERVATORY - DAY

SUSAN POWERS is busy looking at charts hanging on a lighted background


FATHER JOHN
"Excuse me."


Susan Powers turns around startled


SUSAN POWERS
"May I help you two?"


FATHER JOHN
"Yes, my name is father John, and
this is sister Mary Kate."


SUSAN POWERS
"And, how can I help you.?"


FATHER JOHN
"Do you believe in God?"


SUSAN POWERS
"I like to think I do." "Why?"


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2.


FATHER JOHN
"Because I have a message for you
from Him."


SUSAN POWERS
"Look, I don't have time for
jokes, or twenty questions." "I
have a mystery I'm trying to
solve."


FATHER JOHN
"Mystery?" "What kind of
mystery.?"


SUSAN POWERS
"It's kind of hard to explain."
"But I suppose if anyone should
know about mysteries, it would be
a priest."


Susan Powers leads father John and MARY KATE to the photos
she has been studying


SUSAN POWERS
"Do you see these dark spots
without any stars?"


FATHER JOHN
"Yes, I see them."


SUSAN POWERS
"These pictures were taken last
night from this observatory."
"Those black open spaces, are not
supposed to be there." "There were
stars there before."


FATHER JOHN
"Go on."


SUSAN POWERS
"I thought, there might be
something on the lens, but I had
my crew check it out last night."
"the lens was spotless." "It
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cont'd
almost seems as though portholes
in space have been opened." "I
know it sounds crazy."


FATHER JOHN
"I don't think it sounds crazy at
all." "In fact,I have something to
tell you, that just might explain
your situation."


SUSAN POWERS
"Why not, I'm open to anything
about now."


Father John is seen explaining everything to Susan Powers


SUSAN POWERS
"So what you're telling me, is
that the world is in danger of
alien abduction?"


FATHER JOHN
"Call it what you will, I call
them devils." "Yes, they are in
danger."


SUSAN POWERS
"I don't know if I believe you
entirely, but something tells me I
should pay attention to you."


MARY KATE
"Thank you Jesus!"


Susan Powers goes to phone and begins dialing


FATHER JOHN
"Hurry, we only have today and
tomorrow."


SUSAN POWERS
"Shhh, this is gonna be hard
enough."


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4.


Father John and Mary Kate simultaneously sigh as if relieved


SUSAN POWERS
"Hello, is this the U.S. San Diego
observatory?" "Great, listen, this
is Susan Powers of the Ireland
astronomical society." "I'm in
charge of the observatory here."
"Yes."
"I would like to know, if you have
taken any pictures of a strange
anomally happening in the
heavens." "You have?" "Something
like worm holes?" "Okay, I was
just comfirming my observations.
Thank you very much."


FATHER JOHN
"You didn't mention anything about
the devils."


SUSAN POWERS
"Look, you came