Post by bobbygory on Jun 27, 2009 9:42:31 GMT -6
This is a story of how one deplorable act of violence caused my existence to come crashing down.” This narration continues over a shot of a heavyset gentleman, Jinx (Dan Bailey), sitting on a lakeside park bench. The scene moves into a parking structure, where Jinx pulls a pistol from his glovebox and tearfully places the barrel under his chin after staring at a photograph of a woman and child.
But he can’t seem to pull the trigger; and as he hesitates he sees another man watching him from across the parking level. Cautiously he moves away, looking over his shoulder as he heads for the stairwell. As he does so, the second figure steps after him.
We next find ourselves in a blue-lighted nursery room, Jinx looking with despair into an empty crib. The shadowy figure from the parking lot appears again to frighten him, and suddenly things go dark. From underneath a door we can see that a fire has started in an adjoining room, and upon opening that door Jinx finds himself in a woodland area, following a leaf-strewn path.
Soon it’s dark, and Jinx is walking down a city street. He comes across the shadow man, who we can now clearly see is Jinx’s double. The doppelganger imparts some sinister words to him, and our man moves on. Walking through dry deserted streets festooned with glowing snowflake decorations, Jinx comes to a stately old church and goes inside.
And then we’re shown the reason for his midnight wandering.
What does everyone think of this?
But he can’t seem to pull the trigger; and as he hesitates he sees another man watching him from across the parking level. Cautiously he moves away, looking over his shoulder as he heads for the stairwell. As he does so, the second figure steps after him.
We next find ourselves in a blue-lighted nursery room, Jinx looking with despair into an empty crib. The shadowy figure from the parking lot appears again to frighten him, and suddenly things go dark. From underneath a door we can see that a fire has started in an adjoining room, and upon opening that door Jinx finds himself in a woodland area, following a leaf-strewn path.
Soon it’s dark, and Jinx is walking down a city street. He comes across the shadow man, who we can now clearly see is Jinx’s double. The doppelganger imparts some sinister words to him, and our man moves on. Walking through dry deserted streets festooned with glowing snowflake decorations, Jinx comes to a stately old church and goes inside.
And then we’re shown the reason for his midnight wandering.
What does everyone think of this?